![]() board the bus?4 replies Forums · General English Grammar & Vocabulary, Listening & Speaking · General English Grammar Questions Can I say, (A) The students are boarding (up) the school bus. (b) They are queuing (up) to board (up) the bus. (c) The pupils like to board the school bus. Veteran Member7,222 Use these: (A) The students are boarding the school bus. (b) They are queuing (up) to board the bus. (c) The pupils like to board the school bus. Vincent TeoCan I say,(A) The students are boarding (up) the school bus. The "up" would not be used. "Boarding up" is what you do to an abandoned house after a hurricane has broken out all the windows. Veteran Member20,154 ![]() ![]() Hi Vincent, Can I say, (a) The pupils queue (up) and board into the bus to go back home. No. You 'board a bus'. You don't 'board into a bus'. Clive | Have a question? People are waiting to help. Interesting stuff |
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