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Bookmark or Share- in the lane v.s. on the lane | WordReference ForumsPreposition: Go
foot, bus, train, plane, bike, car, ... It explores the by/on foot (etc) question in particular, but also talks about other modes of transport. By the way, "v.s." is not English. - I go to school by bike - WordReference ForumsTo bike means to ride a bike. B. Bagsensei Senior Member. Tokyo. Japanese Feb 12, 2015 #5 It really helps. ...
- Street, Court, Lane, Avenue + - Abbreviations - WordReference ForumsI assumed it was just another word for "street." In the United States, at least, a street can be called a court, a lane, a boulevard, an avenue...and many other names (we've mentioned most of them) - and I just assumed "close" was yet another synonym. That said, one lives on a street - which I specified after my suggestion. If Eva were not ...
- They're riding a bike/bikes? | WordReference ForumsI am riding a bike. He is riding a bike. She is riding a bike. (3 different bikes) So, should I say "We're riding a bike" or "We're riding bikes"? 2. I am writing a note in class. He is writing a note in class. She is writing a note in class. (We're writing our own notes) So, should I say "We're writing a note in class" or "We're writing notes ...
- Can we "park" a bike? - WordReference ForumsI would agree that you can "dock" a bike when you are using the public bikeshare programs. But I am a native American English speaker and I would never say "park" my bike - I would say "put" my bike -somewhere- or "lock up" my bike, but I would reserve "park" for vehicles like cars.
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