Is it in one s car to ride in someone s car, and can I use on one s car?

Riding in someone's car is in one's car

on one'S car is also OK, but not accurate.

Common sense is true. The former means that you are in the xx car, which means that you are already in the car, so it means that your whole body is in the car, indicating a state of surrounding; The latter means that you are already in the car and your feet are on the car, indicating a state off the ground.

There is nothing wrong with either, it depends on the habits and the scene at the time, to choose the one that is appropriate for the context.

For example, when someone asks you, "Where are you?"i can't see you.

You want to, I am in xx's carThis is a more vivid representation that you are surrounded by others, and others cannot see you for a while!

Another example: When someone asks you, where are you at 8 in the morning?You want to:

i am on xx‘s car.This indicates your bearing, but sometimes, on can be misleading. For example, it is understood as being on the roof of a car or something.

But you're trying to get one thing across, and that's in my mom's car, right? Actually, you can do both, but we still use in more often, although in Chinese we say I'm in the car"on".

on the school bus means that 7 is on the school bus Z; in his father's car means 1 is in his father's 6 parents' car w. Therefore, the ON of 6 in the first S sentence of 4 is to emphasize the L on the school bus K; The in 2 in the second sentence A is emphasized in the car A of the father and 3 parents. And the context to be expressed by the two is not the same as v, so the in and on of 1 in the two sentences of 4 can be replaced by 2 each other!

It should be an English idiom or collocation, and you will know on the bus plane train; in the car.The simple notation is to use ON for larger vehicles, and ride as if you are on the floor. And the car is relatively small, so I use in, in the car.

It should be used in, by car should be the meaning of sitting in the car, which is equivalent to already sitting in it, and in means sitting in the car. on means on.

The meaning that needs to be expressed is to use in what and 0n in what

By car in the middle of the sedan without adding anything else, in one'S car sits in someone's car, drives someone's car. Put someone in the middle and refuel with in! If it helps you, please adopt, thank you!

No by one's car 。

Riding a car can be said by car or in one's car 。

For example: Miss Wang always goes to work by car

miss wang always goes to work in her car.

By + means of transport, which means to ride in a car, and in ones car means to be in someone's car, there is no difference between the two.

by + means of transportation, emphasizing "to take some kind of transportation", denotes a way.

in one'The emphasis is on "being in someone's car".

one'S is to modify the car, one is to sit in the car, and the other is to sit in whose car.

There is by car in one'S car in a car, which can be converted synonymously, is the meaning of "driving" and "sitting in a car". But can't say by one's car/by a car 。

by one's car takes someone's car, the focus is on riding in one's car in so-and-so's car, the focus is on **.

i go home by my father's car I took my father's car home.

i am in my father's car I am in my father's car by car and in car The difference is the same as above.

Because that's what English says.

It's like in one's owm =by one'S slfe means alone.

So you're all in the car, but in one'S car is the meaning of making a car by car without a slang rule.

Why is it not the same, that's what it is.

It's like saying in Chinese that I take the bus to work, which means the same as me taking the bus to work, it's just a different expression.

There is bycar in

one'scar/in

acar, which can be converted synonymously, is the meaning of "driving" and "taking a car".

But can't say. byone's

car/by

acar。

the bus ride; By bus.

readb in one's car ride in someone's car.

What do you mean? If it means "in my mother's car", it should be in my mother's car, if it is to indicate that there is sthIn my mother's car, it should be on my mother's car.

in my mother's car

in the car, in the car.

In car, the preposition in should be used

The word of the bus is on

on the bus

Generally speaking, the small ones are closer to "getting in" and are used for large ones"Mount"is on

For example, in the car

in the taxi

on the bus

on the train

on the coach

Classification is speaking. 1.Walking is only available on foot. (Note: Walking does not need by foot) e.g. sometimes i go to school on foot

2.Cycling should be done with the preposition on :on a one's bike。

3.By car, boat, or plane, in or on a bus train ship boat plane.

4.In a car, not on a car.

By My Car is to drive there.

in my car.

According to the sentence, the meaning is a

It's not good, haha...

The answer is b.

by car or in one's car is all correct, but by one's car is wrong. by car : to go by car; in one's car: Take someone's car.

I choose BIf by is used to add a means of transportation directly, there should be no adjectives or articles in between.

I choose BThe answer is wrong, even if you use by, it should be by car

By what means.

in is in what.

b by and then directly add the means of transportation by car.

Sometimes the answer is wrong.

Hello, I feel that the in table state, and the by table method, in this sentence that emphasizes action, is more appropriate to use by.

After inby, you must add a vehicle directly.

The answer is wrong, you are right, believe in yourself.

This Chinese sentence should be fixed and matched, with by