English Conversation Lesson -- Traffic & Commuting - Phrasal Verbs & Vocabulary
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
- English Conversation Lesson -- Traffic & Commuting
This is a English Conversation lesson about traffic and commuting. Watch the video as Niharika talks about 'transportation woes' and learn some useful expressions and phrasal verbs that people use when they are talking about traffic and their daily commute into work. You can also learn how to answer some of the most common conversation questions on this subject.
Listen for the following expressions in the video. Can you work out what they mean?
Stuck in traffic
Traffic congestion
Transportation woes
Gridlock
Traffic Expressions
Traffic jam -- a long line of vehicles on a road that cannot move or can only move very slowly.
Bumper to bumper traffic -- when cars are traveling so close together that their bumper bars are almost touching
Hold ups - a situation that stops something from happening or making progress
Road rage -- violence and angry behaviour by car drivers towards other car drivers
Rush hour / Peak hour -- the time of day when the roads, buses, trains etc are most full, because people are travelling to or from work
Phrasal Verbs
Run out of (gas /petrol) -- "I ran out of petrol on the highway and had to wait for 1 hour until help arrived"
Pull over -- "I was driving too fast and the police signalled for me to pull over"
Pull out -- "the car pulled out right in front of me and I almost hit it"
Run over -- "I am so upset because this morning I ran over a cat on my way to work" - Zábava
Thank you Niharika! Great!
I love you Niharika!
Thank You Niharika for your beautiful teaching
Nice to hear good English with different accents.
You´re Awesome, I´m loving whatch your videos.
Thanks for uploading useful information Niharika
Thanks Madam Niharika,
It's very useful for me.✌️
These daily expressions are quite good, I´ll learn drive car and motocycle this year and these expressions will help me a lot when I have the opportunity to drive in spoken english countrys
THANK YOU!
Hi Niharica, i want to thank to you, cause your excelent video-class, it are pretty interesting, helpfull and your spped is´nt fast, i´m improving my English every day, from Mexico City
niharika, your beauty is like a star in the firmament. Keep shining forever.
Very well. Thanks for your lesson.
your lessons is good,Niharika!
that's fantastic. thanks so much for the useful lesson
Thank you for you lesson. I really like these words
1. i am stuck in an awful bumper to bumper traffic
2. i am running out of petrol so i need to rush to a petrol station.
3 traffic cop sees you speeding he would ask you to pull over = come off the road.
3. the car pull out in front of me and i was about to hit the car.
4. he was run over by the truck -> hit so by car
Thanks,
Thank you for this topic....Nihu..😊 !
thank you teacher !
hey niharika, u r the bestest teacher i have seen ever......:)
Nice way of teaching!
hi niharika u have a good trick to make understand others in easy way.
cool, interesting and useful lesson .
love your accent when it comes to "oo" ,"oh"and "oa"
Niharita, you are the best
Thanks a lot 🙏
u just select excellent topic.thanks a lot!
God bless you
you are doing a good job
Live thousand years!
she is extremely impressive
Amazing explain about car driving
thanks very much
Thank you teacher keep going
Thank u very much!!
Excellent teach TQ Mam
Niharika madam you teach so well & your smile's between teaching are so cute I have learnt good English from you Thank you & keep it up 👍 God bless you
my best teacher Allah bless you
its very good
Hi, I really like how you teach. I want do hear from discussing about empathy statement or how to empathize.thank you on the phone for such inconvenience or bad situation.thank you.I'll wait for it.
Thank you for this wonderful video sister. You are amazing.
Btw, Do you have an English Course Online ?
well done Niharika
Could you explain to us Direct & Indirect ?
You are doing supercalifragilisticexpialidocious job keep it up ma'am.
i "love" the word "run over" :D
great great. really useful. thank you.
exellent!
i love your lesson, thank.
Wow excellent
really helpful
So nice,thank you so much for you nice presentation,i love you as like as my elder sister,,,,,,,,,.
Thank u a lot
Thank you madam your classes are so helpful to me
Thkew so much u really helped us a lott. I hve seen all ur vedios...!!
i really like your videos thank's a lot
Nice body movement to teach ...yes ..go on..
Very good
If there any difference between signaled and signalled ???? thanks a lot for your great teaching..
thank this lession i a, also stuck the bumper to bumper
i shuld really thank her
I love it when you put on some lipstick :D
I LIKE YOUR LESSON
good
good lesson neha
if all the native english speakers would talk like you , i woud understand everything
I want to learn these all words you are teaching so badly tq for sharing
What? So badly? Lol
I like it!
Good
you are beautiful and have good english thanks
Mixture of American and British accents. But she's pretty good at explanation.
Watching in lock down
i love your video pretty
NICE (y)
can i use all these words for an academic essay?
if we have to catch up two or three buses / trains to reach destination everyday ................
can we use the phrase "tedious commute" to describe
Hey! Nice video, can you do a sentence using road rage? thanx
Thank's Abdellah
My pleasure :)
guys, you're making really cool lessons and i enjoy learning with you but sometimes i notice certain mistakes in pronounciation, namely, in putting stresses (on this video - maintenance, severe and others). there is no limit for perfection :)))
She's beautiful
ure wrong , shes very beautiful.
hehe Thanks for notice my mistake . :) I am just joking .
By the way, the word "MAEL" (mael storm) was not found in the dictionary. Can you clarify this please? Thanks.
+Dharr vem it's not mael storm it's maelstRom
Video was good
Little less movements of hands could be better
I have to disagree with gridlock. Certainly, some natives may use that word for the highway, but it's abuse. Gridlock comes from blocked intersections, when drivers enter on the green but cannot exit due to traffic, and the light turns red. The grid part refers to the grid of city streets. PM me if you want to chat. I'm an English instructor.
RealRinoHuskerDu U R right
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I love so much baby
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Bay BCD.
plz make some vidos on pronoun
Your accent is blend of British and Indian .decent job with the video though
She didn't smile on this video..
Every thing is fine but one problem with you that is your body movement
pull over to park off the road
Do you know Hindi Ma'am ?
run over to hit something buy you car
I wish I could marry you.
i cant speak other language i am very dumb
Writing isn't visible!
Nobody is....
Kuchh jada hi ban ke nhi bol rhi ho
Why is she pressing every word
Thank u very much!!