When traveling somewhere by vehicle, we use "by" to indicate the mode of transportation. Common examples include "I go to school by bus" or "She goes to her office by car." When traveling on foot, we use "on foot" rather than "by foot." When traveling by car, van, taxi, or cab, we use "in," "into," or "out of" to describe getting in or out of the vehicle. Examples include "He took to his office in his car" or "I saw her getting into the cab."

1. ANR

2. When we talk about the type of transport
or vehicle we use to travel somewhere, we
use “by”.
మనం ఎదైనా ప్రదేశానికి వెళ్ళడానికి ఏ సాధనం
ఉప్యోగంచామో చప్పడానికి “by” ని ప్ర యోగిస్తామ ు.

3.  I daily go to school by bus.
 Susi goes to her office by car.
 My brother came from America by Indian Air Ways.
 I saw her going by a coach.
NOTE
When we walk somewhere, we use ‘on foot’ but not ‘by
foot’.

4. When we use cars, vans, taxies, cabs, lorries
we use ‘in’, ‘into’ and ‘out of’.
మనం ప్రయాణ సాధనాలుగా కార్లని, వేన్ లని, టాకసీలని, కాబ్సీ లని
వాడే సందర్ాాలలో ‘in’, ‘into’ ‘out of’ లని ఉప్యోగిస్తామ ు.

5.  My dad took to his office in his car.
 We transport milk in a van.
 I saw Susi getting into the cab.
 Rahul was taken out of the ambulance.

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