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ESL forum > Grammar and Linguistics > Pull up or pull in?    

Pull up or pull in?



imanito
Morocco

It �s definitely pull in it is used to say that the train entered the station. And its opposite is pull out which is used to say that the train left the station.

15 Dec 2010     



Jayho
Australia

Hi Mariby22
 
You can choose either - both are perfectly acceptable in common usage  but pull in is more grammatically correct.
 
Cheers
 
Jayho

16 Dec 2010     

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