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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
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Hello Sir,
1.He came on bus.
2.He came by bus.
Are bothe the sentences correct? IF yes, then what is diffrence between the two?
Thanks and regards.
1.He came on bus.
2.He came by bus.
Are bothe the sentences correct? IF yes, then what is diffrence between the two?
Thanks and regards.
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He came on bus. You need to say 'he came on the bus'. He came by bus.
- He came on bus.
- You need to say 'he came on the bus'.
- He came by bus.
- I'd say they are both correct.
- #1 is more common in my experience.
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Hi,
1.He came on bus. You need to say 'he came on the bus'.
2.He came by bus.
I'd say they are both correct.
#1 is more common in my experience. It also suggests that the speaker has some knowledge of the bus service.
#2 seems just a little bit more formal.
1.He came on bus. You need to say 'he came on the bus'.
2.He came by bus.
I'd say they are both correct.
#1 is more common in my experience. It also suggests that the speaker has some knowledge of the bus service.
#2 seems just a little bit more formal.
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