I go with a car or I drive? – Natural English

Instead of:

I GO WITH A CAR

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We say:

I DRIVE

Teacher’s Note

“I drive” is the correct verb to use when talking about operating a car or most other motor vehicles.

“I go with” is not necessary here. Be sure to avoid unnecessary complications in this instance.

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