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Newguest Posted 18 years ago
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Hello
I have two questions
1.
a) This week I'm taking a bus to work.
b) This week I'm going to work by bus.
--- Are both of the above correct?
2.
a) Mary usually goes by car to work.
b) Mary usually goes to work by car.
--- I know that the second one is correct, but I'm not sure about the first one?
Thanks
I have two questions
1.
a) This week I'm taking a bus to work.
b) This week I'm going to work by bus.
--- Are both of the above correct?
2.
a) Mary usually goes by car to work.
b) Mary usually goes to work by car.
--- I know that the second one is correct, but I'm not sure about the first one?
Thanks
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Newguest Hello I have two questions 1. a) This week I'm taking a bus to work. b) This week I'm going to work by bus.
- Newguest Hello I have two questions 1.
- a) This week I'm taking a bus to work.
- b) This week I'm going to work by bus.
- --- Are both of the above correct?
- Yes, indeed 2.
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Newguest
Hello
I have two questions
1.
a) This week I'm taking a bus to work.
b) This week I'm going to work by bus.
--- Are both of the above correct? Yes, indeed
2.
a) Mary usually goes by car to work.
b) Mary usually goes to work by car.
--- I know
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a) This week I'm taking a bus to work. OK.
b) This week I'm going to work by bus. OK.
a) Mary usually goes by car to work. Questionable. OK, but a little awkward.
b) Mary usually goes to work by car. OK.
CJ
b) This week I'm going to work by bus. OK.
a) Mary usually goes by car to work. Questionable. OK, but a little awkward.
b) Mary usually goes to work by car. OK.
CJ
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