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Ljswave Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Would you explain about the usage of preposition "on" and "by" in the sentence?
#1. I go to school on bus.
#2. I go to school by bus.
#3. I go to school on the bus.
#4. I go to school by the bus.
I have some questions for you.
Q1. Are they grammatical and Can they be used well?
Q2. I'd like know the difference of mean in a case whether an article "the" is or not.
Are they all grammatical and Can they be used ?
I go to school (on , on the) bus.
I go to school ( by, by the) bus.
Q3. My questions are about preposition and article.
If you know the good site about them. Please let me know it.
because I 'd like not to get fishes but to know how to get fishes.
#2. I go to school by bus.
#3. I go to school on the bus.
#4. I go to school by the bus.
I have some questions for you.
Q1. Are they grammatical and Can they be used well?
Q2. I'd like know the difference of mean in a case whether an article "the" is or not.
Are they all grammatical and Can they be used ?
I go to school (on , on the) bus.
I go to school ( by, by the) bus.
Q3. My questions are about preposition and article.
If you know the good site about them. Please let me know it.
because I 'd like not to get fishes but to know how to get fishes.
Top answer
The correct idiom is I go to school by bus. On the bus is possible in sentences like this: The are 15 people on the bus. CB
- The correct idiom is I go to school by bus.
- On the bus is possible in sentences like this: The are 15 people on the bus.
- CB
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The correct idiom is I go to school by bus.
On the bus is possible in sentences like this:
The are 15 people on the bus.
CB
On the bus is possible in sentences like this:
The are 15 people on the bus.
CB
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