Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I'm at the bank. I'm in the bank. I'm at the supermarket. I'm in the supermarket. I'm at the train station. I'm in the train station. Using the word 'on' when you refer to ...
• Nov 7, 2009 ... Do you say: "I'm in the train" or "on the train", "I'm in a boat" or "on a boat" (if a packet boat, not a row boat), "I'm in a bus" or "on a bus"?
• Dec 5, 2015 ... I'm in the train stashan. Kkmn. SubscribeSubscribedUnsubscribe 1414. Loading.. . Loading... Working... Add to ...
• And then I'll be, can't see nothing, 'cause I'm in the train tunnel. Josie: From within , boy! Tony Slattery: I like watching trains, yeah, I think I'm really slick.

• Feb 26, 2011 ... up vote 1 down vote. I'm on the train, but I'm in carriage D. Don't ask my why; there's often no rhyme or reason to English prepositions.
• I'm on the train; I'll be home in a minute. I'm on the plane; I'll be home in a few hours. It's not so logical to be on a bus or a train or a plane, yet that's the way we  ...
• B: "I can't hear you I'm on the train!" A: "Sorry what's all that noise? I can't really hear you." B: "What? I'm on the train, I can't hear you!" A: "You're on the train?"
• I'm on the train now I'm making my move. I don't belong here got nothing to prove. I'm on the train now. There goes the phone again, there goes the phone again