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We use get on/get off & get in/get out of to talk about transportation. For today’s English lesson, let’s have a look at how we use these phrasal verbs.
Here are the example sentences
When we talk about public transportation (like a bus, train, or plane), we use get on and get off.
- I got on the train at 34th Street.
- I saw Jack when I got on the bus.
- If you want to come to Happy English, just get off at Grand Central Station.
- I got off the bus at Spring street and then walked to the restaurant.
When we talk about a car (or a taxi, which is a car) we use get in and get out of:
- I got in a taxi and went to my office.
- I got I my car and drove to the train station.
- I told the taxi driver that I wanted to get out at the corner.
- If you want to come to Happy English, just take a taxi. You can get out of the taxi at the corner of Madison Ave and 40th street.
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Comments 4
Good morning Michael, it’s fine today…
Here are my answers.
– Happy English is at Grand Central 42nd street.
– Because it was falling rain when he got out of the station.
Bye for now.
Nice Ryo…Thanks! Enjoy it too!
Hi Michael,
Here are the answers to today’s listening challenge questions:
1. According to Subway announcement, the current stop is Grand central Station. You’ve to get off at the Grand Central Station to go to Happy English.
2. Michael got in to a taxi because it was pouring rain.
bye, bye, see you at the next lesson.
Thanks Amali! Nice work!