Hi, I know the meanings of these two phrasal verbs, but as I showed them in sentences, some people said they didn't make any sense.
I wrote
What time does the bus pull out?
The dictionary says that pull out means means "leave". (Talking about vehicles). So, can I say "My bus pulls out at 7"?
The other sentence is "I had to pull my car up as I ran out of petrol" (I had to stop my car as I ran out of petrol). Is it incorrect?
My book says: "She pulled up suddenly at the traffic lights". Pull up here means "stop".
The other sentence says: "The train was just pulling out". Pull out = leave.
Could you help me writing examples with "pull out" and "pull up" in the context of VEHICLES, please? Only example in the context of vehicles.
HELP ME PLEASE...
I wrote
What time does the bus pull out?
The dictionary says that pull out means means "leave". (Talking about vehicles). So, can I say "My bus pulls out at 7"?
The other sentence is "I had to pull my car up as I ran out of petrol" (I had to stop my car as I ran out of petrol). Is it incorrect?
My book says: "She pulled up suddenly at the traffic lights". Pull up here means "stop".
The other sentence says: "The train was just pulling out". Pull out = leave.
Could you help me writing examples with "pull out" and "pull up" in the context of VEHICLES, please? Only example in the context of vehicles.
HELP ME PLEASE...