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08 May 2024

English Lesson (Listening and Speaking) "Public Transportation in Foreign Countries"

B1 Level


Vocabulary
a. challenging – difficult in a way that is usually interesting or enjoyable. Example: “My job is very challenging and I am never bored.”

b. tricky
– difficult.

c. catch the bus [train, etc.] – to take/ride the bus (train, etc.). Example: “I usually catch the train around 9 AM.”

d. language barriers – difficulties or obstacles that happen when people cannot understand each other due to differences in the languages they speak.

e. crowded – many people.

f. vehicles – cars, trains, buses, etc.


g. rush hours
– are times of the day when many people are traveling, usually to or from work, causing traffic jams and crowded public transportation.

h. accustomed
to – means being familiar with something because you have experienced it regularly or for a long time, making it feel normal to you. Example: “I am accustomed to hot weather.” (Also: USED TO - I am used to hot weather.)

i. tight spaces
– small space

j. commutes
– means traveling regularly between your home and work or school, usually over a relatively long distance, such as by bus, train, or car. Example: “I commute to work.”

k. interact
with – means communicating with other people, either in person or through technology, such as talking, chatting, or working together on something. Example: “I interact with many people in my job.”

l. locals
– native people.

m. rewarding
– means feeling satisfied or happy because you have done something well or received something positive, like praise or a prize, as a result. Example: “Helping people is rewarding.”

Guide Questions
1. What does the speaker say about public transportation in foreign countries?
2. What are the two common problems in using public transportation in foreign countries?
3. What are the advantages of using public transportation in foreign countries?
 

American Accent

 British Accent


Discussion
1. Do you take public transportation when you travel in a foreign country? Why or why not?

2. Have you had a bad or good experience regarding transportation in a foreign country? What happened?

3. In your experience, which city has the best public transportation system? Why?
 


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