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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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on/in the bus
Hello everyone,
I've got some questions about being on or in the bus. I understand that normally we're on the bus rather than in the bus, but how does it work if I sit on/in the bus or if I want to say that I was on/in the bus crammed with people. In this case, 'on' sounds a bit odd to me.
Thank you for your help.
I've got some questions about being on or in the bus. I understand that normally we're on the bus rather than in the bus, but how does it work if I sit on/in the bus or if I want to say that I was on/in the bus crammed with people. In this case, 'on' sounds a bit odd to me.
Thank you for your help.
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AnonymousI understand that normally we're on the bus rather than in the busNot really; you can usually be either without anyone noticing.
Anonymoushow does it work if I sit on/in the busYou may do either.
Anonymousr if I want to say that I was on/in the bus crammed with people.You may d
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GPYPlease don't post the same question twice. Thank you.Have you a link, GPY?
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