Learning English at the Gas Station with Bob the Canadian

Bob the Canadian teaches English at a gas station, explaining terms like 'running out of gas' and 'running on empty.' He demonstrates filling up a gas tank, discusses gas prices, and explains self-serve and full-serve stations. Bob also covers payment methods and additional services like checking oil and washing windows. The video concludes with a farewell and a request to subscribe and share.

What does it mean when your vehicle is 'running on empty'?

• The vehicle is out of oil.

• The vehicle has very little gas left.

• The vehicle has a lot of oil.

• The vehicle is full of gas.

What is the first thing you should check when you arrive at a gas station?

• The number of cars at the station.

• The color of the gas pump.

• The price of gas.

• The type of gas available.

What is the purpose of a gas cap?

• To clean the gas pump.

• To measure the amount of gas.

• To cover the gas tank opening.

• To select the type of gas.

What is a self-serve gas station?

• A station that only sells diesel.

• A station where you pump gas yourself.

• A station where an attendant pumps gas for you.

• A station that offers free gas.

How can you pay for gas at a gas station?

• With a credit card at the pump or inside the store.

• Only with a check.

• Only with cash.

• With a gift card only.

What can you do at a gas station besides filling up gas?

• Get a car wash.

• Rent a car.

• Buy groceries.

• Check your oil and wash windows.

What is the purpose of checking oil at a gas station?

• To make the car go faster.

• To change the color of the oil.

• To increase gas mileage.

• To keep the engine lubricated.

What should you do if your tires are low on air at a gas station?

• Ignore it.

• Replace them immediately.

• Use the air pump to inflate them.

• Deflate them further.

What is a loonie in Canada?

• A type of gas.

• A one-dollar coin.

• A type of oil.

• A gas station brand.

Why is it important to fill up your gas tank before it runs out?

• To avoid walking to a gas station.

• To save money.

• To increase the car's speed.

• To change the car's color.