English, asked by sohak7407, 7 months ago

okay..so basically in proper English grammar is flying an aeroplane or driving an aeroplane technically correct?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\huge\mathfrak\red{yes :) }

Answered by addrija
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Flying an aeroplane is technically correct....but yes you can say a pilot "drives" a plane....but that is not normal usage so flying it is ! ...Hope this helps thank you :)

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