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Wed 29 Aug, 2007 07:53 pm
He ran out of his car.
He ran from his car.
I believe that the first sentence is fine, but not the second. Am I right?
Many thanks.
Most cars are not big enough to "run out of". You can run out of a train or an airplane, but not a car.
"He ran from his car" is correct.
Noddy24 wrote:Most cars are not big enough to "run out of". You can run out of a train or an airplane, but not a car.
"He ran from his car" is correct.
But "He got out of his car" is correct. Am I right?
Yes, "getting out of a car" is plausible.
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