English, asked by Anonymous, 2 months ago

What is the difference between a drive through and a drive by.

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Answered by rahulaarjav

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Drive-thru means you don't stay there. Restaurants that have drive-thru areas are for people to pick up their food and leave. Drive-in restaurants give you your food and you eat it there in your car.

Answered by kishlaykumar61

Answer:

Drive-thru means you don't stay there. Restaurants that have drive-thru areas are for people to pick up their food and leave. Drive-in restaurants give you your food and you eat it there in your car.

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