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Fri Apr 18, 2008 16:52 pm ride vs drive |
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Hi Daemon99
The rule you're thinking about is an extremely general one. It works much of the time, but definitely not all the time. It is an easy, over-simplified rule for beginners. .
Just a basic comment about cars and buses: Only the driver can drive a car or bus. The passengers ride.
With regard to motorcycles, if there are two people on the same motorcycle, then the person who is actually operating the motorcycle can also be said to be 'driving' it. . _________________ Amy
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Fri Apr 18, 2008 17:22 pm ride vs drive |
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In case of horses and camels , If there is more than one person riding the camel , on of them is definitely riding the animal ( driving ) but the other one ( He ......... the animal ) would you complete the blank , please with my best regards |
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