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Old 22-Nov-2004, 02:12
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Hello

I'd like you help me with the following phrase.

#1 Would you give me a ride in your car?

Does "give me a ride in ～" sound natural?
Are there some ways of this expression?

Thank you.
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Old 22-Nov-2004, 03:14
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Hello

I'd like you help me with the following phrase.

#1 Would you give me a ride in your car?

Does "give me a ride in ～" sound natural?
Are there some ways of this expression?

Thank you.
It sounds OK to me! You can simply say "Can you give me a ride?" unless you need to specify whose car exactly you have in mind.

Another phrase to use:
Can you give me a lift?
Can you hitch me a ride? (sl)

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