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Sarnga1157 Posted 16 years ago
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Hello All,
Is it always " on the bus" ? as in I am on the bus.

Or, can "in" be used with bus.

How do you say, "There is no internet in/ on the bus" ?

And, "I am inside the bus" -- is it correct?

Thanks,
Prasanna
  

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sarnga1157 Is it always " on the bus" ? as in I am on the bus. No Or, can "in" be used with bus.

  • sarnga1157 Is it always " on the bus" ?
  • as in I am on the bus.
  • No Or, can "in" be used with bus.
  • Yes How do you say, "There is no internet in/ on the bus" ?
  • "On" would be more natural, if you're referring to a plug-in, but I think "in" would be okay if you're thinking about wifi.
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sarnga1157 Is it always " on the bus" ? as in I am on the bus. No

Or, can "in" be used with bus. Yes

How do you say, "There is no internet in/ on the bus" ? "On" would be more natural, if you're referring to a pl
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Thanks Avangi.

But I would like to know more about how you use them.

How would you explain the usage of " on " for a plug-in and " in " for internet?

Could you generalize?

Thanks,
Prasanna
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I'm afraid I'm not much of an internet guy, but I've ridden more than my share of busses. Emotion: big smile

When you're describing condi

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