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Jesusengland Posted 18 years ago
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Travel on the trains / on trains / by train
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00 What is the difference between these sentences? 02 br
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00 - We were going to be allowed to travel on the trains. 02 br
00 - We were going to be allowed to travel on trains. 02 br
00 -We were going to be allowed to travel by train. 02 br
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00 What is the difference between these sentences? 02 br
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00 - We were going to be allowed to travel on the trains. 02 br
00 - We were going to be allowed to travel on trains. 02 br
00 -We were going to be allowed to travel by train. 02 br
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0 The first one, with "the," shows that you have some specific trains in mind. 02 br
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00 I don't see any difference between the 2nd and 3rd. 0-
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0 To me, #3 could mean the same as #2, but it could also refer to a specific journey by train (rather than journeys in general). 0-
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