❓ Quick Quiz: 'get on or 'get in'? #shorts

Do you know how to use the English words ‘get on’ and ‘get in’ with transport? Watch the video and then practise by writing an example sentence in the comments 👇👇👇

[minsooseon]

Simply

You can walk - on
On the bus / on the train / on the plane /

You can’t walk - in
In the car / in the taxi

Between thighs- on
On the horse / on the bike

People whom read this will never forget these !!!!

[alfofer]

Can you stand in it? Get on. You can’t? Get in.

[NguyenHuuHau--Duoc]

In and on depends on the space that will be moved, when you crouch down your body in the vehicle you can not move you will use in, and then if you can move in the vehicle you will use on

[llbzedits_]

I’m a student in Saudi Arabia and I have a English teacher her name is reema she’s the only English teacher who helped us to learn the grammar she made a educational cycle and helped the students who have broken language

[planetno]

If you can move(walk) on vehicle, it is get on. And If you can’t, it is get in. I heard from somewhere in YT.

[makasii]

simple rule: vehicles where you can stand in, are "on", those where you only can sit (or lay 😅), are "in"

[TapuSaha]

Get in cars, taxies, vans.
Get on trains, boats, buses, planes, bikes.

[Ank_kuni]

Get on meaning is can walk in the vehicle.
Get in meaning is opposite.

[jack]

Thanks for your video because it is useful for me

[ЕвгенияЗапольнова-цп]

And the birds are chirping... Lovely. Thsnk you för the lesson

[deeniyath]

Simple for in on there is trick if you can walk inside any traveling medium it is on other then that in
For example you can walk on train bus aeroplane but in the car you will not able

[RS]

It was wonderful. Thank you Ma'am.

[drshaistajabeeninstructor]

Thanks for the information, where we move freely, we use on, where we cant move physically we use in

[belkastrelka]

We use get on / get from
withbthe traffic where we may stand,
and we use get in/ get out of with the traffic where we may sit

[stefaniechong]

Short and precise lesson, i have learned so much though. ❤👍

[Spaniards]

What a gorgeous teacher!👍👍👍 hey! Good lesson! Yes!

[luiscoll]

I would say this is one of the main issues non-native English speakers have to deal with: the iconic phrasal verbs.

[noolydairy]

If can stand on the thing_ get on
If you can't stand _get in
Just 🤗

[samueladel]

On is used with transportations where we can move on