leslieking
Junior Member
- Joined
- Nov 10, 2013
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Hungarian
- Home Country
- Hungary
- Current Location
- Romania
Hi,
I have a few sentences:
1. He's taking the bus.
2. She's taking the subway.
3. They're taking a taxi.
1. These people are taking the subway.
2. These people are taking the bus.
3. These people are taking a taxi.
I have two questions
First question: Are all of the sentences in the present continuous tense?
Second question: Why do we use "a" instead of "the" with taxi?
I have a few sentences:
1. He's taking the bus.
2. She's taking the subway.
3. They're taking a taxi.
1. These people are taking the subway.
2. These people are taking the bus.
3. These people are taking a taxi.
I have two questions
First question: Are all of the sentences in the present continuous tense?
Second question: Why do we use "a" instead of "the" with taxi?