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Discover Ludwig"Take a ride" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about going for a trip or journey in a vehicle: - "Let's take a ride through the countryside this weekend." - "I love taking a ride on the rollercoaster at the amusement park." - "My parents took a ride on the ferry to the island last summer."
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"Take a ride, brother," he said.
Take a ride Take a westbound tram to the upmarket beachside suburb of Aïn Diab.
Take a ride One of the loveliest ways of getting around is aboard an abra.
Take a ride Buy a tram ticket (price NIS6.40/£1) from a street-side kiosk.
Take a ride Take metro line 5 east from Angel Guimera (29).
Take a ride in the W8, but comparison shop for sure.
Take a ride down Skyline Drive to see the views of Shenandoah National Park.
Take a ride along the Highland Canal through downtown and along the Platte River.
Take a ride.
Take a ride with Sean Hannity.
Take a ride on a native Icelandic horse.
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