Forms or transport

It’s got two wheels, you get on and off it and it doesn’t use petrol.

It’s usually got two pilots and can carry a lot of people.

It’s got four wheels and you pay the driver at the end of the journey.

It’s got four legs and you ride it.

It’s got two wheels and it uses petrol.

It’s got hundreds of seats, but it can’t go on road. You need a ticket

It moves on water. It can carry a lot of cars and people.

It moves on water. It can’t carry a lot of people.

It’s got wheels and it stops often. You pay at the start of journey.

A: Can you tell me the way to the Sports Center?

B: Yes, you take the number 195 bus and you ______ at the third stop.

A: Did you drive here?

B: No, I _____ bus.

A: Is this Alex’s first bike?

B: Yes, and he ______ it everywhere.

A: What’s the best way to get to the airport?

B: You can go by bus or you can _____ a taxi.

A: How do you go to college?

B: I usually ______ foot.

A: How does your mother-in-law go to work?

B: She ______ car.

A: Where are you?

B: I’m at Berlin airport and I _____ a plane to South Africa, so I can’t talk.

A: How did you you travel to Paris?

B: I ______ train.

A: Why are you late?

B: Oh! The traffic was terrible! We always have such troubles during _________.

A commute is ...

I got a _______ on the way home and I didn’t have a _______ with me so I had to walk.