That means you must now all get of the coach and we will spend the next hour and a half walking to our destination

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That means you must now all get of the coach and we will spend the next hour and a half walking to our destination. (*) means (*) of (*) spend

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of -> off . … get off the coach and we will spend the next hour and a half walking to out destination

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That’s right, Luks. To get off here means to leave the bus. Interestingly enough, in Munich we say to alight the train.

Another word meaning ‘to get off’ is to disembark.

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