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jarek2011
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some questions
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Is it correct to say in English: drive a motorboat?
What about driving a snowmobile? What verb would you suggest?
2. Is it correct to say: England at its heyday? Or better still: England in its heyday?
greetings from icy cold Norway!
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2 Feb 2012
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libertybelle
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I tried looking that one up because I have a little day cruiser and we pilot or man or steer the boat, but we don �t say drive.
I did find this answer though;
If its a sail boat you can sail it.
If it �s a power boat you:
pilot it
captain it
operate it
man it or
Steer it
Regarding England, you say: England in its heyday
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2 Feb 2012
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jarek2011
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Thank you very much for your answers!
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2 Feb 2012
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