Talking about advance and disadvandece of Bus, Train, and plane

You seem to be making lots of mistakes.

The subject line should read:

Talking about the advantages and disadvantages of buses, trains, and airplanes

The sentences should read:

Bus moves slowly but it's easy to go by and its ticket costs less.

Train has an expensive ticket.

The subject line should be:

The advantages and disadvantages of bus and train.

Bus moves slowly but ticket costs less.

Train goes fast but train ticket is expensive as compared to the bus ticket.

I think :

Plane= Airplane

Low cost = cost less

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QuangtrungvtvI think :

Plane= Airplane

Low cost = cost less?

You're right.

LQT,

If you are talking generally about these different modes of transport you will need to say either the bus, the plane, the train etc. or buses, planes, trains. If you choose the plural to show you mean buses in general, you will have to change your verb agreements to plurals too.

Bus is slow - not correct

The bus is slow.

Quangtrungvtv
Bus is slow rate but it's eassy to go by and low cost ticket.

Train is expensive cost ticket.

Disadvantage of travelling by buses is that it takes too long but readily available and the advantage is, it cost less.

On the other hand, flying takes much less time but costs a lot more.

Bus :

Advances: Low cost.

Anywhere,anytime.

More comfotable than by bicycle

Can take everything you need when travel by bus

Bus :

Advances: Low cost.

Anywhere,anytime.

More comfotable than by bicycle

Can take everything you need when travel by bus

I've read that "a/an" is used for a general satement in a textbook. For example, an apple is red.

So can you say "a bus is slow" as a general statement?

BubblebathI've read that "a/an" is used for a general satement in a textbook. For example, an apple is red.

So can you say "a bus is slow" as a general statement?

A bus is usually slower than car - this is a general statement.

" A bus is slow" is not a well formed sentence.