"Go to school" vs "go to the school" - WordReference Forums
Oct 1, 2017. #34. If you mean the building itself then you go to the school. A (British) cleaner with two jobs might say "I go to the school first, then I go to the hospital". You go 'to school' usually …
What vs which - WordReference Forums
American English. Mar 1, 2017. #2. Previous threads: What (Which) language do you speak? what / which / where Constantinople, <what, where, which> is called Istanbul for 500 years …
He goes to school ON school bus or BY school bus.
English / England. Aug 16, 2014. #4. I have told you how to say it! You might say A school bus if there are a lot of them, but THE is quite standard in my life. You cannot say you go to school …
go vs attend - WordReference Forums
Oct 1, 2019. #1. I'd like to ask which sentence is more common. a) I have been going to this school for a month. b) I have been attending the school for a month. the first seems to be used …
I go to school by (the) school bus. | WordReference Forums
Mar 19, 2019. #1. 1. I go to school by school bus. 2. I go to school by the school bus. (made by me) I wonder which sentence I should say, No.1 or No. 2. Many thanks in advance.
Where did you go to school? - WordReference Forums
Sep 6, 2009. #6. entangledbank said: By the way, 'school' only works that way in AE. In BE we would name either the school (such as Eton) or the place (such as London or South Africa) …
By walking / By walk - WordReference Forums
Jun 17, 2011. #2. I'm afraid not. I suggest either "I walk to school", or "I go to school on foot". L.
go to (the) school | WordReference Forums
2010年1月22日 · "go to school". The difference would be between talking about a specific school, and schools in general. La diferencia es entre escuelas en general, y una escuela particular. …
By my car vs with my car - WordReference Forums
2009年9月4日 · It's not entirely wrong, but it's not good either. "With my car" does not necessarily mean that you are driving or riding in the car - only that you and the car are together. I go to …
Go <to> school - WordReference Forums
2017年9月4日 · "I go homewards" = I start moving in the direction of my home (but I may change my mind 5 minutes later). "Homewards" is a direction, not a place. "I go home" = I go to my …