Transportation Mode of Transportation Car
How did you go school?
1. I went to school by my father's car.
2. My father drove me to school.
3. I went to school by car with my father.
[Which sentence is right?]
2 and 3 are correct.
1 would be correct if you wrote, "I went to school in my father's car."
If there's only supposed to be one answer, I'd say 2 is the best.
answered by
Shaun
5 years ago
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All three sentences convey the same meaning: you used your father's car to go school. Each sentence is grammatically correct, so you can choose any of them based on personal preference.
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