April 21, 2023
Writing Challege, Day 202
Today is day 202 of my daily English writing challenge. I want to know the difference between " I am on train" and " I am in car".
Thank you in advance.
Writing Challege, Day 202
Today is day 202 of my daily English writing challenge.
I want to know the difference between " I am on the train" and " I am in the car"."
I think they're just set phrases in the US. The "on the train" kind of doesn't make sense since nobody rides on top of the train here but that's how we say it.
Thank you in advance.
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Very good question and well done!
April 22, 2023
Thank you Mari.
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I want to know the difference between " I am on train" and " I am in car". I want to know the difference between " I am on the train" and " I think they're just set phrases in the US. The "on the train" kind of doesn't make sense since nobody rides on top of the train here but that's how we say it. |
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