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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Ride the bus, too or ride buses, too

Hi. Which is correct, "ride the bus, too" or "ride buses, too"? Thank you in advance for your help.

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Anonymous "ride the bus, too" or "ride buses, too"? You can feel completely free to choose the one you like better because both are commonly used. ) CJ

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous "ride the bus, too" or "ride buses, too"?
  • You can feel completely free to choose the one you like better because both are commonly used.
  • ) CJ
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Anonymous "ride the bus, too" or "ride buses, too"?
You can feel completely free to choose the one you like better because both are commonly used.

(I'd probably say "the bus".)

CJ
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We don't ride buses in BrE, We take them or go by them.
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Ride or take buses would make more sense because, you have not mentioned any particular bus and are therefore talking about buses in general.
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