present continuous

[Anonymous]

please check these sentences. is there any mistakes?

1. i'm walking home. or i'm walking to home
2. they are riding a bike to school. or they are riding bikes to school.
3. they're going to the hospital by bus.
4. she is going to the park on foot.5. she's going to the train station by car.
6. they're going to the post office by bike. or by bikes.
7. they are going to the restaurant by taxi.8. he is going to the department store by train.

[Casiopea]

Please check these sentences. Are there any mistakes?

1. i'm walking home.. :D
2. they are each riding a bike to school. or they are riding bikes to school. :D
3. they're going to (the) hospital by bus. :D
4. she is going to the park on foot. :D
5. she's going to the train station by car. :D
6. they're going to the post office by bike. :D or by (their) bikes.
7. they are going to the restaurant by taxi. :D
8. he is going to the department store by train. :D

Note: Capitalize the first letter of the first word: I'm, They, She, He.

[mmmblue]

Please check these sentences. Are there any mistakes?

1. i'm walking home.. :D
2. they are each riding a bike to school. or they are riding bikes to school. :D
3. they're going to (the) hospital by bus. :D
4. she is going to the park on foot. :D
5. she's going to the train station by car. :D
6. they're going to the post office by bike. :D or by (their) bikes.
7. they are going to the restaurant by taxi. :D
8. he is going to the department store by train. :D

Note: Capitalize the first letter of the first word: I'm, They, She, He.

thank you! :D

[MikeNewYork]

please check these sentences. is there any mistakes?

1. i'm walking home. or i'm walking to home
2. they are riding a bike to school. or they are riding bikes to school.
3. they're going to the hospital by bus.
4. she is going to the park on foot.5. she's going to the train station by car.
6. they're going to the post office by bike. or by bikes.
7. they are going to the restaurant by taxi.8. he is going to the department store by train.

I agree with most of Cas's answers. It would be unusual, at least in American English to say "going...by bikes or by horses or by cars". We notmally use only the singular there. It describes a method of transportation. We also say "to the hospital". In British English "to hospital" is the common form. :wink: