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Yoong Liat Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
In/by an ambulance
The injured child was rushed in/by an ambulance to hospital.
Should it be "in" or "by" an ambulance?
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rushed by ambulance (no 'an') rushed in an ambulance ('an') Both are correct, but the first (above) sounds more natural. CJ
- rushed by ambulance (no 'an') rushed in an ambulance ('an') Both are correct, but the first (above) sounds more natural.
- CJ
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rushed by ambulance (no 'an')
rushed in an ambulance ('an')
Both are correct, but the first (above) sounds more natural.
CJ
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