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(a)   (people/use) cars, bikes and trains for hundred of years or are they a modern invention?

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It's 1783: the Montgolfier brothers (a)   (fly) for the very first time - in a hot-air balloon!

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It's 1814: George Stevenson's invention is going to change the world. (a)   (he/invent) the car, the bus or the train?

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It's 1863: London (a)   (become) the first city in the world with an underground railway.

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At the moment, there is only one line! The other lines (a)   (not/start) running yet.

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It's 1870: lots of people are riding bicycles like this! Cycling (a)   (never/be) so difficult!

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It's 1903: the Wright brothers (a)   (design) the first plane with an engine.

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It's 1908: Henry Ford (a)   (open) the first car factory. Now people can own a car!

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It's 1976: for the first time, passengers (a)   (travel) by Concorde, a new kind of plane. It's faster than the speed of sound.

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It's 1995: the UK and France (a)   (finish) building the Channel Tunnel. There is now a railway line between the two countries which goes under the sea!