The "bus's verb"!

[Latoof]

Hi,
I would like to know which verb to be used when refering to the "using" of the bus. What shall I use:

1. I drive the bus to the collage. (I am not the one who drive it, but I am a traveler).
2. I use the but to go to the collage.
3. I ride the bus to the collage.

Thanks in advance.

Originally Posted by Latoof

Hi,
I would like to know which verb to be used when refering to the "using" of the bus. What shall I use:

1. I drive the bus to the collage. (I am not the one who drive it, but I am a traveler).
2. I use the but to go to the collage.
3. I ride the bus to the collage.

Thanks in advance.

I drive the bus to college...OK
I use the bus to go to college...OK
I ride the bus to college...OK

or

I take the bus to college.

All of them sound good to me.

also: take a ride on the bus
I hop on the bus to get to college. - informal
I jump on the bus to get...- informal

I get on the bus to school.

[Latoof]

Thanks, I wish if we will have a bus that we may get on someday together in a trip; that we may know each other very well.

Originally Posted by Latoof

Thanks, I wish if we will have a bus that we may get on someday together in a trip; that we may know each other very well.

Sounds good to me, Queen Latifah!
Let's hop on the bus and meet halfway .
Where would that be...????

[Latoof]

I can think of no place.
Thanks Using English for giving us the chance to know each other
Do you have any place in mind.

This forum will have to do for now!