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Ann225 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Pile on or in
Hi,
“They started piling into the bus.”
“They started piling onto the bus.”
“They were piling on/in.”
I know that we normally use ‘on’ with bus, but I’d probably go for ‘in and into’ after ‘pile’.
What do you think?
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Ann225 I’d probably go for ‘in and into’ after ‘pile’. I would too. "...
- Ann225 I’d probably go for ‘in and into’ after ‘pile’.
- I would too.
- "...
- piling into the bus".
- ) CJ
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Ann225I’d probably go for ‘in and into’ after ‘pile’.
I would too. "... piling into the bus". ("onto" is not wrong, however.)
CJ
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