idioms

hello teachers

I just need an explanation for the following :

I remember with afection the splended Galsgow
"Blue Train" which gave odded bonus for a driver's
eye view

what is meant by odded bonus for a driver's eye
view ?

thanks in advance

I think what's meant is "added bonus", though out of context, it's kind of hard to tell exaclty what it means.

[dduck]

Originally Posted by lolo

I remember with afection the splended Galsgow
"Blue Train" which gave odded bonus for a driver's
eye view

what is meant by odded bonus for a driver's eye
view ?

In case anyone's interested:

http://www.eslcafe.com/forums/studen...pic.php?t=1482

Iain

[RonBee]

I think the phrase should be the added bonus of a driver's eye view. That wording does, I believe, make it clear what is meant.

(You are right. Seeing is believing.)

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