Places
This is a safe place to leave your car when you go shopping or to work
Car park
This is a means of transport with two wheels that you pedal.
Bicycle
This relative pronoun is used for people.
Who
Join these two sentences using a relative pronoun: "This is the man. He lives next door."
This is the man who lives next door.
This preposition describes movement that crosses something, like a bridge. "Go ____ the bridge"
Over
This is the place where we study and learn new things. We're in it right now!
school
This type of transport travels on rails.
Train
This relative pronoun is used for places.
Where
"This is the book. I read it last week."
This is the book which I read last week.
This word means to keep walking in the same direction, without turning. "Go ______ _______"
Straight on
This is a place where you can watch a play or a show.
Theatre
This is a small vehicle, often with a seat for passengers, that is pulled or pedalled by one person. It's common in India.
Rickshaw
This relative pronoun shows possession.
Whose
"This is the girl. Her bike was stolen."
This is the girl whose bike was stolen.
This is what you say when you want to politely ask someone for directions to the theatre.
Can you tell me where the theatre is?
This is a place where police officers work
Police station
This type of transport is pulled by a team of animals across the snow.
Dog sled
This relative pronoun is used for things or animals.
Which
"This is the park. We play football there."
This is the park where we play football.
This verb means to not stop and keep going in the same direction.
Continue
This is a place where people make different things, like cars, computers, books, etc.
Factory
This is a tall bus with two floors, common in London.
Double decker bus
Complete: "This is the city ___ they met Phileas Fogg"
Where
This is the woman. Her necklace is new."
This is the woman whose necklace is new.
This preposition means to walk in the direction of something, without necessarily arriving.
Towards