GO BY BUS OR RIDE BY BUS? If you go by bus often, you may want to buy a bus pass. If you ride by bus often, you may want to buy a bus pass. It is correct to say ride a bicycle. Do you think ride b

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Sanya

GO BY BUS OR RIDE BY BUS? If you go by bus often, you may want to buy a bus pass. If you ride by bus often, you may want to buy a bus pass. It is correct to say ride a bicycle. Do you think ride by bus is also correct? Thank you!

Nov 7, 2012 12:33 PM

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Hi Sanya, it is not wrong, but uncommon to say "ride a bus". ("a", not "by") It is better to say "If you go by bus often, you may want to buy a bus pass." or "If you take the bus often, you may want to buy a bus pass."

November 7, 2012

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