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on a horse or a horse ?

The paradigm of the verb "TO RIDE" is ride rode ridden
Is correctly to say: I've never ridden a bicycles
Can I say :I've never ridden ON a bicycles ?

Asked by Marek from Poland on 13:25, 29/08/2008 - 66 views
Learn English , using English      Tags: Grammar
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Jura
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Hi Marek. It's better to say, I've never ridden a bicycle/horse. Or you can say I've never been on a bicycle/horse.
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