Driven from the train

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Hi every one,
please help me. I want say "they were driven out of the train." but I think it is not correct.
 
How about they were forced off the train?
 
Olga. said:
Hi [STRIKE]every one[/STRIKE] everyone.
Please help me. I want to say "They were driven out of the train (no full stop here)" but I think it is not correct.
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Please see my amendments to your post above.
 
There's nothing wrong with "...driven from the train."
 
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