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Jennifertran Posted 8 years ago
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Ride a motorbike or drive a motorbike?
Some people are arguing that they can either say drive a motorbike or ride a motorbike. As far as I know we just say: ride a motorbike.
And we also say : drive a train.
Could you please help me? I am really confused.
Thank you so much in advance.
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jennifertranSome people are arguing that they can either say drive a motorbike or ride a motorbike.
Both are in use, but 'ride' is more usual:
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