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Originally Posted by YuriTokoro
Klint, thak you!
So, you say “I took the train home”, and don’t say “during the car home”.
Do you say these ?
During the train ride home,
I took a taxi home.
During a taxi ride home,
I drove home.
During walking home,
Thanks!
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I don't think it would make sense. You can't take a taxi home while you're on the train ride home (
you would be in two places at once! 
). The sentence after the comma shows what you're doing
during the train ride home.
So for example:
During the train ride home, I read the newspaper.
Which means you were reading the newspaper on the train ride home.
I hope that makes sense. I'm not very good at teaching, haha ^^;