The grammar is fine, but how can one change for the Victoria Lines if one is on a Victoria Line? Perhaps it should say "Change here for the Picadilly Line and the other Victoria Lines."Originally Posted by LONDON
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#1 06-Jun-2003, 20:23
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PLEASE CHECK THE GRAMMAR MISTAKES.
THIS IS GREEN PARK.CHANGE HERE FOR THE PICADILLY AND THE VICTORIA LINES.THIS IS A VICTORIA LINE TRAIN TO BRIXTON.
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#2 06-Jun-2003, 22:38Re: GRAMMAR
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#3 07-Jun-2003, 20:37There's only one Victoria line that I know of. Maybe they're thinking about people who have missed their stop and want to go back.
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#4 09-Jun-2003, 20:08 Originally Posted by tdol
There's only one Victoria line that I know of. Maybe they're thinking about people who have missed their stop and want to go back.
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