How to Talk About Transport and Driving in English - Spoken English Lesson

This video lesson from Oxford Online English teaches how to discuss transport and driving in English. It covers personal transport preferences, public transport options, driving experiences, and air travel considerations. The lesson includes dialogues and practical examples to help learners express their transport habits and preferences clearly in English.

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced at the beginning?

• Learning about English grammar

• Understanding English literature

• Exploring English history

• Discussing transport and driving in English

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a way to get around the city?

• Walking

• Using a helicopter

• Taking the metro

• Cycling

What is a common way to refer to metro lines in many cities?

• By their color

• By their cost

• By their length

• By their speed

What does the term 'second-hand' refer to in the context of cars?

• A car that is very expensive

• A car that is used

• A car that is very fast

• A car that is brand new

What is a hybrid car?

• A car that only uses gasoline

• A car that only uses electricity

• A car that uses both electrical power and gasoline

• A car that runs on solar power

What is one advantage of using a hybrid car?

• It uses a lot of fuel

• It is very noisy

• It is environmentally friendly

• It is less efficient

What is a layover in air travel?

• A stopover where you change planes

• A flight that is delayed

• A direct flight with no stops

• A flight that is canceled

What does 'checked bag' mean in the context of air travel?

• A bag you carry with you on the plane

• A bag you check in to fly in the hold

• A bag that is free of charge

• A bag that is lost

Which of the following is a disadvantage of some budget airlines?

• They provide free checked bags

• They charge for everything

• They have large seats

• They offer free meals

What is the meaning of 'legroom' in the context of air travel?

• The space for your legs and feet

• The space for your luggage

• The space for your head

• The space for your arms