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Vocabulary - SpeakOut A2 - Unit 6


Vocabulary - SpeakOut A2 - Unit 6Version en ligne Clothes and appearances, transport collocations, transport vehicles, adverbs of movement, comparative adjectives. par clara alvarez A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A It describes moving or being at a distance from a place. Example: My house is far _________ the city centre. - (Adjective, 2 words ) Starts with B The comparative form of "good". Starts with C To travel regularly to and from work. Example: Many people _________ from the suburbs into the city every morning. Contains D To descend or move from a higher to a lower position. Example: Please be careful when you _________ the steep hill. (Phrasal verbs - 2 words) Starts with E Costing a lot of money. Example: Taking a taxi is more _________ than taking the bus. Starts with F At a great distance away. Example: Is the train station _________ from here? - (Adjective phrase, 2 words) Starts with G A door-like opening in a fence or a specific boarding area at an airport/station. Example: Please go to _________ number 14 for your flight. Starts with H To move or act with great speed because you are late. Example: Please _________! The bus is leaving in two minutes. Contains I To start living in a new home. Example: My friends bought a new flat and they are going to _________ this weekend. (Phrasal verb - 2 words). Starts with J The act of traveling from one place to another. Example: The train _________ across the mountains took four hours. Contains K To leave a vehicle in a specific place temporarily. Example: It is very difficult to _________ a car in the city centre during rush hour. Starts with L A large, heavy motor vehicle for transporting goods (British English). Starts with M To arrive too late to catch public transport. Example: If we walk too slowly, we will _________ the train. Starts with N Said when a journey is almost finished. Example: Stop asking how much longer! We're ______ there. (Advberb) Starts with O Traveling by walking rather than using a vehicle. Example: It's a short distance, so let's go _________ instead of taking a taxi. (Transport collocation - 2 words) Starts with P A person walking rather than travelling in a vehicle. Example: Drivers must stop at the crossing to let the _________ pass. Starts with Q Moving fast or taking a short time. Example: Taking the underground is a _________ way to cross the city. Starts with R A small watercraft moved by rows. Example: He crossed the calm river using a small _________. (Transport vehicle, 2 words) Starts with S Interesting places, especially public ones, that tourists visit. (plural) Example: When we arrived in London, we went out to see the _________. Starts with T Moving from one side of an opening or space to the other. Example: The train went _________ a very long dark tunnel. Contains U Hair growing on the upper lip. Example: The ticket inspector with the thick _________ checked our train passes. Starts with V A machine used for transporting people or goods on land, air, or water. Example: A car is a common _________. Starts with W The comparative form of "bad". Contains X A car with a driver that you pay to take you somewhere. Contains Y Traveling using an underground railway system. Example: It is faster to travel _________ during the morning rush hour. (Prepositional phrase - 2 words) Contains Z A steel cable stretched above the ground that people ride down for fun or adventure. Example: We went on an exciting _________ through the jungle canopy during our holiday. (Noun - 2 words)

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Starts with A

It describes moving or being at a distance from a place. Example: My house is far _________ the city centre. - (Adjective, 2 words )

Starts with B

The comparative form of "good".

Starts with C

To travel regularly to and from work. Example: Many people _________ from the suburbs into the city every morning.

Contains D

To descend or move from a higher to a lower position. Example: Please be careful when you _________ the steep hill. (Phrasal verbs - 2 words)

Starts with E

Costing a lot of money. Example: Taking a taxi is more _________ than taking the bus.

Starts with F

At a great distance away. Example: Is the train station _________ from here? - (Adjective phrase, 2 words)

Starts with G

A door-like opening in a fence or a specific boarding area at an airport/station. Example: Please go to _________ number 14 for your flight.

Starts with H

To move or act with great speed because you are late. Example: Please _________! The bus is leaving in two minutes.

Contains I

To start living in a new home. Example: My friends bought a new flat and they are going to _________ this weekend. (Phrasal verb - 2 words).

Starts with J

The act of traveling from one place to another. Example: The train _________ across the mountains took four hours.

Contains K

To leave a vehicle in a specific place temporarily. Example: It is very difficult to _________ a car in the city centre during rush hour.

Starts with L

A large, heavy motor vehicle for transporting goods (British English).

Starts with M

To arrive too late to catch public transport. Example: If we walk too slowly, we will _________ the train.

Starts with N

Said when a journey is almost finished. Example: Stop asking how much longer! We're ______ there. (Advberb)

Starts with O

Traveling by walking rather than using a vehicle. Example: It's a short distance, so let's go _________ instead of taking a taxi. (Transport collocation - 2 words)

Starts with P

A person walking rather than travelling in a vehicle. Example: Drivers must stop at the crossing to let the _________ pass.

Starts with Q

Moving fast or taking a short time. Example: Taking the underground is a _________ way to cross the city.

Starts with R

A small watercraft moved by rows. Example: He crossed the calm river using a small _________. (Transport vehicle, 2 words)

Starts with S

Interesting places, especially public ones, that tourists visit. (plural) Example: When we arrived in London, we went out to see the _________.

Starts with T

Moving from one side of an opening or space to the other. Example: The train went _________ a very long dark tunnel.

Contains U

Hair growing on the upper lip. Example: The ticket inspector with the thick _________ checked our train passes.

Starts with V

A machine used for transporting people or goods on land, air, or water. Example: A car is a common _________.

Starts with W

The comparative form of "bad".

Contains X

A car with a driver that you pay to take you somewhere.

Contains Y

Traveling using an underground railway system. Example: It is faster to travel _________ during the morning rush hour. (Prepositional phrase - 2 words)

Contains Z

A steel cable stretched above the ground that people ride down for fun or adventure. Example: We went on an exciting _________ through the jungle canopy during our holiday. (Noun - 2 words)