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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Pedalling bicycle

Can I say,

(a) He is pedalling the bicycle in / at the park.

(b) He is riding his bicycle.
  

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Yes, you can. "Pedalling" as a substitute for "riding" is not as popular as it was a few decades ago. "

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Yes, you can.

"Pedalling" as a substitute for "riding" is not as popular as it was a few decades ago.

People used to say things like "He pedalled to work/school yesterday."
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