Unit 9 - Transportation (ELLevate English Book Level 2)

Vehicle (noun)

a machine that carries people, like a car or bus

Rush Hour (noun)

a busy time with many people, like morning traffic to school

Shortcut (noun)

a shorter way, like a faster road home

Passenger (noun)

a person traveling in a vehicle, like on a train

Fare (noun)

the money for a trip, like a bus cost

Road (noun)

a way for cars to travel, like a street in town

License (noun)

a paper for permission, like driving legally

Route (noun)

the path a vehicle follows, like a bus line

Traffic (noun)

many vehicles on the road, like busy streets

Fuel (noun)

energy for vehicles, like gas for cars

Distance (noun)

how far something is, like between two cities

Queue (noun)

people standing in order, like waiting for a bus

Highway (noun)

a big fast road, like cars between cities

Direct (adjective)

going straight, like a bus with no stops

Public (adjective)

for everyone to use, like buses and trains

Private (adjective)

for one person or group, like a family car

Rapid (adjective)

very fast movement, like a train between cities

Suitable (adjective)

right for something, like bikes for short trips

Leave (verb)

to go away from a place, like go from the station

Board (verb)

To get on a plane, ship, or train

Get on (verb)

to enter a vehicle, like getting on a bus

Get off (verb)

to leave a vehicle, like leaving a train

Turn (verb)

to change direction, like going left on a road

Explore (verb)

to travel to learn new places, like visiting a city

Prefer (verb)

to like something more, like choosing trains over buses