get off / get out of the train

[Sweetpumpkin]

Hi,

When you enter a vehicle, you might say these words below:

get in
get out of
get on
get off

I've learned that get on and get off are used for a large vehicle such as a plane or a bus or a train. However, get in is used for a small one like a taxi or a car. What about get out of? Can I use it to the large vehicles like : "You have to get out of the train at 9."?

Waiting for your answers,
sweetpumpkin

[Kanjikook]

Hi. You'd generally say 'get off' the train, not 'get out of'.

[Sweetpumpkin]

How about "get out of the plane" or "get out of the ship"? Do you think it's awkward?

[Kanjikook]

Yes, they sound a bit awkward also. I'm sure you could find a context where 'get out of' is more appropriate but generally you'd use get off the plane, get off the boat.

[Sweetpumpkin]

Thank you a lot for your attention!!!!