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Sarnga1157 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Preposition
Can I say " Get down from the bus" ?
Or should it be Get off the bus?
Which is right in UK English?
Or should it be Get off the bus?
Which is right in UK English?
Top answer
Hi, To get off something (usually a train, bus or plane) is the most common expression. I think it's acceptable both in the UK and the US. The opposite is to get on the bus.
- Hi, To get off something (usually a train, bus or plane) is the most common expression.
- I think it's acceptable both in the UK and the US.
- The opposite is to get on the bus.
- - DJB -
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Hi,
To get off something (usually a train, bus or plane) is the most common expression. I think it's acceptable both in the UK and the US. The opposite is to get on the bus.
- DJB -
To get off something (usually a train, bus or plane) is the most common expression. I think it's acceptable both in the UK and the US. The opposite is to get on the bus.
- DJB -
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