Words that go together

Words that go together

Public transport

• bus

• tram

• train

Vocabulary

• the tube - the underground railway system in London

• craze - a popular new idea or activity

• escalator - moving stairs

Questions

• What are the pros (the good things) of racing the tube?

• What are the cons (bad things) of racing the tube?

Open Ended

buy a ...

Multiple Select

get to / travel to ...

• school

• work

• London

• the shops

• the city

Multiple Select

get on / off ...

• a bus

• a book

• a tram

• a train

Multiple Select

get in / out of

• a car

• a taxi

• a van

Multiple Select

go up ...

• the stairs

• the escalator

Multiple Select

go by ...

• taxi

• bus

• tram

• train

• plane

Multiple Select

take ...

• a taxi

• a bus

• a train

• a tram

• a plane

Multiple Select

catch ...

• a bus

• a tram

• a train

• a taxi

• a plane

Multiple Select

miss ...

• a train

• a bus

• a tram

• a plane

Multiple Choice

go ...

• on foot

• by foot

Multiple Select

ride a ...

• bicycle

• motorbike

• scooter

• horse

Open Ended

lose your ...

Open Ended

cross the ...

Multiple Select

drive ...

• to London

• into town

• to work

Multiple Select

wait for ...

• a bus

• a tram

• a train

Open Ended

give ...

Multiple Choice

My mum ... a scooter to work

• rides

• takes

• gets on

Multiple Choice

Open the door, ... the car and put on your seat belt

• ride

• get in

• get off

Multiple Choice

Me: "I want to go to the town centre. Where should I ... the bus?"

Driver: "At the next stop"

• buy

• get in

• get off

Multiple Choice

There aren't many buses. You have to ... on foot or ... a taxi.

• go, take

• walk, buy

• go, catch

Multiple Choice

You have to ... a ticket before you ... the train

• buy, get in

• buy, get on

• have, lose

Multiple Choice

We arrive ... the UK at 3 p.m.

• in

• at

• to

• -

Multiple Choice

When do you arrive ... Oskemen?

• in

• at

• to

• -

arrive in

We use 'arrive in' with countries, towns and cities

arrive in Britain / arrive in Oxford

Multiple Choice

He arrived ... the party when it was in full swing

• at

• in

• to

• -

Multiple Choice

What time do they arrive ... the hotel?

• in

• -

• at

• to

arrive at

We use 'arrive at' with buildings and events

arrive at school / arrive at the cinema / arrive at the party

Multiple Choice

She arrived ... home at 7 p.m.

• -

• at

• in

• to

Multiple Choice

We arrived ... home when we finished the work.

• in

• -

• to

• at

arrive home

We DON'T use 'in' or 'at' with 'home'

arrive home

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct one:

1) What time do you arrive in Georgia?

2) What time do you arrive to Georgia?

• 1

• 2

• neither

• both

Multiple Choice

Choose the incorrect one:

1) She arrived to the party her classmates threw

2) She arrived at the party her classmates threw

• 1

• 2

• both

• neither

Multiple Select

What time do you arrive ... home?

• -

• at

• to

• in

Multiple Select

Which one do we NOT use with 'arrive'?

• at

• -

• to

• in

to

We don't use 'to' with 'arrive'

NOT What time do you arrive to London? X

this sentence is INCORRECT

Multiple Choice

Can you catch a taxi?

• yes, absolutely!

• no, never

• not sure

• sometimes

Multiple Choice

Do you arrive to home or at home?

• to home

• -, arrive home

• at home

• sometimes to, sometimes at, sometimes in

Multiple Choice

Can you arrive to Almaty?

• of course

• no, you can't

• not sure

• sometimes