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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
to give someone a ride
Hello,
Here's some context:
Jack: (knocking on the door).
His mom: Hello, Jack. Oh, where's your sister?
Jack: She's still in the bar, but her friend will give her a ride/lift home.
Does it sound odd to you? Can we also use "...bring her back", "...driver her back (home)? What do you think?
Thank you
Here's some context:
Jack: (knocking on the door).
His mom: Hello, Jack. Oh, where's your sister?
Jack: She's still in the bar, but her friend will give her a ride/lift home.
Does it sound odd to you? Can we also use "...bring her back", "...driver her back (home)? What do you think?
Thank you
Top answer
Gene93 her friend will give her a ride/lift home. Perfectly idiomatic. Perfect for signalling that you know how to speak English.
- Gene93 her friend will give her a ride/lift home.
- Perfectly idiomatic.
- Perfect for signalling that you know how to speak English.
- More so than "bring" or "drive".
- CJ
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Gene93her friend will give her a ride/lift home.Perfectly idiomatic. Perfect for signalling that you know how to speak English.
More so than "bring" or "drive".
CJ
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Gene93I just don't know how to speak it properly. That's why I am here.OK, but now you've got one more arrow in your quiver.
CJ
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