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Mini9
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I �m on the train home, means I �m on a train??? why use the word home?? |
7 Feb 2011
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tech_teacher
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You are on the train home means you are taking the train to get home or you are on the way home by train. |
7 Feb 2011
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Mar0919
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It could also mean you �re on the right track. It depends on the context of what you are referring to... |
7 Feb 2011
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Apodo
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You could say this if you answered your mobile phone while travelling home by train.
eg: I won �t be long now I �m on the train home.
But we would say I �m on the train to work.
I �m on the way home. (Not to home)
I �m on the way to work.
I caught/took a bus into town, but I caught/took a train home. |
7 Feb 2011
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