Express different sitting postures in English, such as riding a horse.

There are two kinds of ride in English: one is about the preposition "ride" and the other is about the verb "ride".

1. The preposition by (1)by+ means that when riding, the vehicle needs to be singular, and there is no modifier in front of it. For example: by bus, by bike, by plane, by train, by car, by taxi/taxi, by boat and by subway. (2)by+ sea/water/air, meaning "pass; By some means ",at this time, it refers to a mode of travel, which does not involve transportation. For example: by boat from the sea; By plane; Water from the waterway.

2. The preposition In or on "in/on+article (adjective subject pronoun)+vehicle noun" can also mean to take a certain vehicle. In is mostly used before the vehicle noun with cabin or carriage, focusing on closed vehicles; On is mostly used for semi-open or open vehicles. He often goes to the farm by bike.

3. The verb take "take+determiner (a/an/the)+ vehicle noun" can also mean "take a certain vehicle". After that, you can directly connect "to+place name"; Frank goes to school by bus every day.

Other examples:

Which train should I take to Shinjuku? Which bus should I take to Shinjuku?

Which train goes to shinjuku? Which train goes to shinjuku?

Which train stops at shinjuku? Which train stops at shinjuku?

Which train goes to shinjuku? Which train goes to shinjuku?

At which station should I change trains?

Where should I change trains? Among them, it should be ... "Should do ...".

Where should I change trains? At which station should I change trains?

In shinjuku. In shinjuku.

Where do I change trains?

Where should I change trains?

Where should I change trains?

At which station should I change trains?

Where do I get off for Diva?

Where should I get off for Ogikubo?

Transfer to shinjuku and JR's central line.

You can change to JR Central Line at Shinjuku.

Where can I catch the express train?

Where can I catch an express train? Among them, express trains are limited express trains, and the trains stopping at each station are local trains.

Go to track two.

Go to track two.

Go to track two.

Take this train. Take this bus.

Take the orange train. Take the yellow car.

Take the center line. Take the center line.