> "「タクシーに乗る」は英語で、I ride a taxiで正解！？"

I saw this question being posted on the web by someone and my issue is about
the meaning of the sentence itself specifically the phrase "I ride a
taxiで正解！？".

Does the で in this case refer to the usage that indicates "by means of~"?
Also, is it okay to use が instead ?
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grammar meaning particle-が copula
Question about で in this sentence
Yes, it means "with" or "by means of" and that structure is often used when
you say …で良い (be fine with something) or …で十分だ (be enough with something).

And as you say, you can also use a double subject sentence, i.e. タクシーに乗るは英語で I
ride a taxiが正解？, though it implies "I ride a taxi" is an only correct answer
among choices.
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