Vocabulary Transport, travelling and collocations 1 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

I'm going by plane AROUND / BY / FOR / ON / TO London.

to

A lot of people were waiting AROUND / BY / FOR / ON / TO the bus to come.

for

It's too far to go to the town centre AROUND / BY / FOR / ON / TO foot.

on

The train leaves AROUND / BY / FOR / ON / TO four o'clock.

around

Fiona goes to school AROUND / BY / FOR / ON / TO bus.

by

Would youlike me to d____ you to the airport tomorrow or will you take a taxi?

drive

Every p________ in a car should wera a seat belt.

passenger

The ferry can't s___ today . it's too windy.

sail

I'd love to t_____ across the USA by car, wouldn't you?

travel

You can buy your bus t_____ at a machine next to the bus stop.

ticket

it's a long j______ to the mountains, so don't forger your headphones.

journey

Let's take a t___ to the beach tomorrow.

trip

It's more interesting to go round the city on f___ than to take the bus.

foot

The f_____ from London to Paris only takes about an hour.

flight

We must leave now if we want to c____ the last bus.

catch.

It takes longer to go from the south to the north of the country by PLANE / UNDERGROUND / COACH, but it's much cheaper.

coach

My sister is learning how to fly a MOTORBIKE / HELICOPER / TRAM.

helicopter

A FERRY / COACH / TRAM is a kind of electric bus that runs a long special tracks in some cities.

tram

I'd love to travel across the Atlantic by SHIP / TRAIN / COACH.

ship

I learnt to ride a CAR / BIKE / TRAM when I was six years old.

bike

You must wear a helmet when ride a MOTORBIKE / COACH / HELICOPTER.

motorbike

The quickest way to travel across a big city like London is by BUS / UNDERGROUND / FERRY.

underground

It's quicker to go on a BUS / FERRY / MOTORBIKE across the lake than to drive all round it.

Ferry

Your TRAM / SHIP / PLANE leaves at 8 p.m., so you need to get to the airport at six.

plane

You to to a railway station to catch a HELICOPTER / TRAIN / BUS.

train