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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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I want to go home by bus,but I don’t know where is the bus station.Which question is right?1.”Where should I ride the bus?”or2.”where should I geton the bus?
I want to go home by bus,but I don’t know where is the bus station.Which question is right?1.”Where should I ride the bus?”or2.”where should I geton the bus?
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Hi, the bus station - refers to the place where the bus route starts and ends. the bus stop - refers to all th eplaces along the route, at which the bus stops. eg Where's the bus stop, please?
- Hi, the bus station - refers to the place where the bus route starts and ends.
- the bus stop - refers to all th eplaces along the route, at which the bus stops.
- eg Where's the bus stop, please?
- eg Can you tell me where the bust stop is, please?
- Clive
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Hi,
the bus station - refers to the place where the bus route starts and ends.
the bus stop - refers to all th eplaces along the route, at which the bus stops.
eg Where's the bus stop, please?
the bus station - refers to the place where the bus route starts and ends.
the bus stop - refers to all th eplaces along the route, at which the bus stops.
eg Where's the bus stop, please?
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AnonymousI don’t know whereI don't know where the bus stop is.is the bus station
The second choice is better, but the following is even better:
Where can I get on the bus?
CJ
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