7. MEANS OF TRANSPORT




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ACTIVITY 1: Compare these means of transport using these adjective.
COMFORTABLE     CHEAP     FAST     SLOW    NOISY    CLEAN   BIG   SMALL   EXPENSIVE     SAFE     DANGEROUS    EASY TO DRIVE    

Questions

  • Are you going by car?
  • How do we get to the subway?
  • Where does this train go?
  • When does Ms Smith arrive? She arrives in five minutes.
  • How is she going to arrive? By plane.
  •  How do you come to university? By bus / by car / by train / by tube  / on foot
  • How long does it take?
  • When does the plane arrive?  It arrives in five minutes.
  • How long does it take to get to the car park?
ACTIVITY 2. Write questions: 

1.-No, we are going by plane.
2.-My plane arrives at 12.30.
3.-It takes ten minutes to walk from my flat to my school.
4.-The next train leaves in five minutes.
5.-To get to the station you have to take the second street on the left.  



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