Fix the Grammar
What’s wrong with this sentence: “He go to school by taxi.”
“He goes to school by taxi.”
What does “fare” mean when taking a bus or taxi?
The money you pay for a ride
I take the ___ to get to school.
DOUBLE
(Answer: bus / subway / train)
A: I ride the train.
✅
Answer: I do, too.
A car you pay to ride in, usually yellow in Seoul.
Answer: Taxi
A: “I ride the bus every morning.”
B: “I does too.”
DOUBLE
“I do too.”
Choose the word that means “crowded and noisy”:
A) quiet B) peaceful C) chaotic
C) chaotic
My mom rides a ___ to work every day.
(Answer: motorcycle / scooter)
A: My sister takes the bus.
❌
Answer: My sister doesn't.
A small two-wheeled vehicle you ride by kicking off the ground.
Answer: Scooter
Choose the correct version:
“She ___ her scooter to the park every day.”
A) ride B) rides C) riding
B) rides
“She swiped her card and waited on the platform.” What’s the meaning of “platform”?
A place where people wait for a train or subway
He ___ his scooter very fast on the sidewalk.
Answer: rides / kicked / pushes
A: I take taxis.
❌
DOUBLE
B: I don't.
A vehicle that can fly straight up and hover.
Answer: Helicopter
Is this grammatically correct? “My dad doesn’t takes the train.”
“doesn’t take”
Which word means “move slowly on water”:
A) row B) float C) drive
DOUBLE
B) float)
Every morning, I ___ my helmet before riding.
Answer: wear / put on
A: He drives a scooter.
✅
B: My brother does, too.
A place where you wait for the train or subway.
Answer: Platform / Station
Rewrite correctly:
“Me and my brother rides the subway every day.”
My brother and I ride the subway every day.
What is the difference between “ride” and “drive”?
Ride” is when you are a passenger or on something;
“drive” is when you control it, like a car.
We arrived ___ helicopter during the rescue.
Answer: by
A: My mom rides a motorcycle.
✅
B: My mom does, too.
A vehicle used to travel across water.
DOUBLE
(Answer: Boat / Ship)