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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Police ride
1. Police ride in cars, boats, on horses, bikes, or walk.
2. Police ride cars, boats, horses, bikes, or walk.
3. Police ride in cars, boats, horses, bikes, or walk.
Which ones are correct and what are the alternative?
Thank you.
2. Police ride cars, boats, horses, bikes, or walk.
3. Police ride in cars, boats, horses, bikes, or walk.
Which ones are correct and what are the alternative?
Thank you.
Top answer
All are incorrect. Say eg Police ride in cars, in boats, on horses and on bikes, or they walk. eg Police walk, or ride in cars, in boats, on horses and on bikes.
- All are incorrect.
- Say eg Police ride in cars, in boats, on horses and on bikes, or they walk.
- eg Police walk, or ride in cars, in boats, on horses and on bikes.
- Clive
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All are incorrect.
Say
eg Police ride in cars, in boats, on horses and on bikes, or they walk.
eg Police walk, or ride in cars, in boats, on horses and on bikes.
Clive
Say
eg Police ride in cars, in boats, on horses and on bikes, or they walk.
eg Police walk, or ride in cars, in boats, on horses and on bikes.
Clive
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