The difference between "a car" and "a "venicle"
Can you explain me when I should use "a car" and when "venicle"?
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Tnx:)
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*and with 4 wheels. Sorry, typo :)
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A car is a specific kind of vehicle. Vehicle usually refers to any machine which can transport passengers or goods from one place to another. Cars are vehicles 2- 4 doors are 4 wheels.
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The difference between "a car" and "a "vehicle"
Can you explain me when I should use "a car" and when "vehicle"?
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One might use the word "vehicle" in place of "car" when they are trying to sound slightly more refined or specific. And example: my friend was talking about a Porsche 911 or something. His remark: "That is a fine vehicle." Or when it is not clear if one if talking about car or truck or whatever.
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