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When we talk about vehicles in English, we usually use either "in" or "on" — and it depends on the kind of vehicle and how we use it.

We use "in" when we’re talking about smaller, enclosed vehicles — like a car or a taxi. Basically, if you sit inside it and it feels like a small space, we say "in."
For example:
– I'm in the car.
– She got in the taxi.

But for bigger vehicles or ones where you can walk around or share the space with lots of people — like a bus, train, or plane — we say "on."
So you'd say:
– He’s on the bus.
– They got on the train.
– We’re on the plane.

And here’s something interesting: we also say "on" when we’re talking about things you sit or ride on, like bikes, motorcycles, or even horses.
Examples:
– She’s on a bike.
– He’s on his motorcycle.
– The kid is on a scooter.

Why is it like this? English kind of sees cars and taxis as private, enclosed spaces — so you're "in" them. But buses, trains, and bikes are more open or public, so you're "on" them.

So just remember:
– in a car
– in a taxi
– on a bus
– on a train
– on a plane
– on a bike
– on a horse

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