[YuriTokoro]

Originally Posted by Applestar

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 ^^;

Sorry!
I meant that I wanted to know if these five phrases are OK.

1. “During the train ride home”
2. “I took a taxi home”
3. “During a taxi ride home”
4. “I drove home”
5. “During walking home”