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A commuter is somebody who travels regularly between places, especially between home and work, by means of train, tram, bus, ferry or any other form of public transportation. A.
A commuter is somebody who travels regularly between places, especially between home and work, by means of train, tram, bus, ferry or any other form of public transportation. A.
Sorry for my vague expression. "compare A [with B]" in my post means "compare s ome th ing together with s ome b ody ". <Edited by moderator (Florentia52) to remove unwarranted.
When you read the definition of commute, it does not specify the transportation. Someone told me that walking toward your workplace is also considered as commuting. Does commuting.
Understanding the Context
In AmE, I often heard "pizza shop" instead of "pizzeria". What is the difference between them? If no, which one is more common in colloquial AmE? Thank you.
In BrE, in the UK, "in the sticks" implies a provincial place, by implication a long way from anywhere/civilization - it could even refer to the commuter belt round London.
I've definitely heard 'geezer' and 'geeze' either from older people or from second generation Essex/commuter belt cockneys, including younger people. But I think in general it enjoys.
He wants to be a day student ,not "boarder student" or "resident student". Are they both correct and the same? If so, which is better in AmE? Thank you.
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For commuter and long distance train travel, one could either buy a ticket in advance, or from a conductor on the train. Some current systems may have functions similar to to those describer.
If you really want to be wound up each day, take a commuter train into London (as, for my sins, I do) and you will hear brainless teenagers and twenty-somethings whose "conversation".
Hello! I am curious about the name of this bicycle.. I saw some pictures but it's name seems odd to me. Is it different from other bicycles in any sense? Mrs. Plakett came on Monday.
