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Lucus Ong Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Preposition
I am on the bus and looking around!
I am on bus and looking around!
I am in the bus!
I am in bus!
Which one is correct?
If I want to express I am taking a bus , the bus is moving which one is correct?
If I want to express only a particular place(bus) which one is correct? I mean I am taking a photo in bus.
I am on bus and looking around!
I am in the bus!
I am in bus!
Which one is correct?
If I want to express I am taking a bus , the bus is moving which one is correct?
If I want to express only a particular place(bus) which one is correct? I mean I am taking a photo in bus.
Top answer
" You do need an article (a or the) and you do say "on" and not "in" (in almost all cases). There could be times when you say "a" bus, but you don't have to refer to a specific bus in this case.
- " You do need an article (a or the) and you do say "on" and not "in" (in almost all cases).
- There could be times when you say "a" bus, but you don't have to refer to a specific bus in this case.
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Usually, you would say "I'm on the bus."
You do need an article (a or the) and you do say "on" and not "in" (in almost all cases).
There could be times when you say "a" bus, but you don't have to refer to a specific bus in this case.
You do need an article (a or the) and you do say "on" and not "in" (in almost all cases).
There could be times when you say "a" bus, but you don't have to refer to a specific bus in this case.
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