Cycling in my city is (opposite of convenient).
inconvenient
The seats in this room are quite unco_____e.
uncomfortable
Your city is dangerous, my city isn't. My city is s_____ than your city.
safer
I eat a lot of h_____ food, e.g. vegetables, fruit, etc.
healthy
Fast food is u_______ ... but it's so delicious! :)
unhealthy
In the classroom, you (can't/don't have to) talk on the phone.
can't
He (have to/has to/can) take the bus to go to school - it's too far to walk.
he has to
You (can/have to) ask questions, but you (don't have to/can't). It's up to you.
can // don't have to
I usually go there by (a/an/the/-) bus.
(-)
All of us think (a/an/the/-) bikes are better than (a/an/the/-) cars.
(-) / (-)
Sorry, I have to go (a/an/the/-) home right away. I'll talk to you later!
(-)
People in (a/an/the/-) Dublin are very friendly.
(-)
(get on/get into) a car
get into a car
(get on/get into) a bus
get on a bus
(ride/drive) a bike
ride
I lost/missed the bus.
missed
