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- 1. MEANS OF TRANSPORT ENGLISH FOR VISUAL LEARNERS MAY GARRIDO
- 3. BOAT BY BOAT IN MARTA’S BOAT
- 4. TAXI OR CAB
- 7. VAN/ TRUCK
- 8. HOW CAN I GET TO…? GET ON (SUBIR TRANSPORTE PÚBLICO) GET OFF (SUBIR TRANSPORTE PÚBLICO) GET IN (ENTRAR EN UN COCHE) GET OFF (SALIR DE UN COCHE) PICK SOMEBODY UP (RECOGER A ALGUIEN CUANDO VAS DE CAMINO) DROP OFF (DEJAR A ALGUIEN EN UN SITIO) GET BACK (VOLVER AL MISMO SITIO)
- 10. CAR BY CAR ON CAR IN MY CAR
- 11. TRAIN
- 13. MOTORBYKE BY MOTORBIKE ON MOTORBIKE IN MY MOTORBIKE