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9. Nov. 2010 · New Member. Myrtle Beach, SC. English. Oct 4, 2011. #10. ericawilliams said: bus stop is a place to pick or drop a passenger but bus station refers to a centerilized place where every thing occurs for traveling by bus. A bus "station" is not a bus "terminal"; though a "terminal" is a "station-on-steroids".
27. Apr. 2015 · For me, a bus station is a building where buses that begin or end elsewhere stop, while a bus terminal is a building where their routes begin or end. If there is no building, all you have is a bus stop. For example, if you were travelling from New York to Toronto by bus, you would board at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York, although ...
13. Juni 2017 · I'm writing to a friend describing my neighborhood. a) My house is located a 5-minute walk from the bus stop. b) My house is located a 5-minute walk from a bus stop. a) because I'm thinking of this specific bus stop. b) because the person I'm writing to has no idea which bus stop I'm talking about and it is one of many bus stops in the city.
22. Mai 2018 · May 22, 2018. #3. The simple present can be used for questions about time tables schedules and itineraries. When does will the bus arrive Here? You are standing at the bus stop waiting for the bus to come. When will the bus reach here? Don't use 'reach' in this sort of sentence. When does will the bus get there here?
23. Dez. 2019 · Dec 23, 2019. #3. Replacing "At the bus stop" with "there" may help you understand both the plural and the placement of words: There were: . 1. an old man . 2. two young people . ...on their way to the suburb.
26. Mai 2011 · English-US. May 26, 2011. #2. If you have time, CCylinder, you can say "I need to get off here". Many buses have a cord you can pull that makes a sound. This sound lets the bus driver know that he or she needs to stop at the next bus stop. If the bus you are riding doesn't have a buzzer or bell, you can tell the bus driver a little while before ...
20. März 2013 · Arizona. American English. Mar 20, 2013. #4. He asked me where was the bus stop. If you use this construction, you must change the verb to present tense, and wrap quotes around it. He asked me, " where is the bus stop ?" Otherwise, it's just wrong.
24. Okt. 2016 · English - England. Oct 24, 2016. #4. rituparnahoymoy said: Is this bus going to " this place" or will this bus go to this place? Both of these are possible, though there is a subtle difference "Is this bus going" asks what the timetable says (and assumes the bus will follow the timetable); "will the bus go" asks for a prediction of the bus's ...
25. Mai 2015 · There is a bus stop on either side of the road. Or should I say: There are two bus stops on either side of the road. Thoughts: I think the first one is correct while the second one is wrong. But there are actually two bus stops in total. So if I say "two bus stops on either side", there must be four, which actually should be two in total.
15. Dez. 2016 · Dec 15, 2016. #5. Maroseika said: It's more or less like that: Я иду к остановке - I approach to the bus stop (go in the direction of the bus stop). Я иду на остановку - I go to the bus stop (my destination is the bus stop). Both mean that остановка is the destination point. The difference is insensibly ...
