The document provides information about different types of cars including sedans, convertibles, station wagons, vans, SUVs, sports cars, compact cars, luxury cars, and full size cars. It describes the key features of each type. It also includes exercises asking the reader about car rentals, types of cars they like, and listening comprehension questions about car rentals.

1. Cars and driving
Unit 4

2. Vocabulary: Car parts

3. Video: Past continuous and past simple

4. The past continuous

6. Listening comprenhension

7. Lesson 2. Get Service at a Service Station

8. Vocabulary. Some phrasal verbs.

9. Complete each sentence with one of the phrasal verbs.
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1. fill it up
2. turn them on
3. pick it up
4. drop it off
5. turn them off

10. Grammar. Direct objetc placement
with phrasal verbs.

13. Do you have a car? What type?
Woul you rather have a
different type of car?
What type?
What type of car do you like to rent?

14. Types of cars

15. Describe each type of car
• Sedan: a car that has four doors, a front and back seat, and a trunk.
• Convertible: a car whose roof can be folded back or removed.
• Station wagon: a car that has room inside for a third seat or for storage.
• Van: a box like car taht has rear and or side doors and a lot of room for
people or for storage.
• SUV: a car that is designed for travel on rocky roads.
• Sports car: a one- to two- passenger car designed for high speeds.
• Compact car: a small car
• Luxury car: a confortable car with four doors and a front and back seat
(expensive).
• Full size car: a large car with four doors and a front and back seat.

16. C. Listening comprehension
Listen to the phone conversations. Did the caller rent the car?
If so, what kind? or If not, why not?
1. Yes, an SUV
2. No He called the wrong number
3. Yes, a compact
4. No The caller isnt old enough.