Pls I don't know if this is the right section, mods should pls help to move it.

Which is correct: "I'm in the Bus" or "I'm on the Bus"?

To all Legend and English comrades in the house, please help us correct these two sentences most people use wrongly.

Lol
https://www.nairaland.com/5121566/bus-bus-which-correct

Holly Gram


Am with the Bus..


LITE UP my WEED in peace


WTF MAN!

I'm on a bus.

I'm onside the bus

If "on and in" is the problem, then you can use "under the bus".

English is a bastard

In the bus or on the bus, the information has been passed
Just chose one and use.

I'm ontop of the bus

When the bus is static u are in the bus bt if the bus is moving you are on the bus...i learnt dis long time ago bt still stand to be corrected

Hezzyluv:
In the bus or on the bus, the information has been passed
Just chose one and use.

Benny93:
When the bus is static u are in the bus bt if the bus is moving you are on the bus...i learnt dis long time ago bt still stand to be corrected

You're right.

Both are grammatically correct.
1st one refers to your location (inside a bus)
2nd one refers to your means of transport.

At least my studying in Havard was not in vain.

both are correct.

I dey bus...e go save you stress.