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People use various modes of transport like trains, buses, planes, cars, vans, lorries, tankers, boats, helicopters, hot air balloons and bikes to travel from one place to another or to move food and other products for transporting goods. The document shows pictures and names of different vehicles used for transporting people and goods.
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- 16. boat This is a
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