Vocabulary: cities
An area or building where people leave their cars.
A parking lot
Have you eaten breakfast yet?
Yes, I've already eaten breakfast.
No, I haven't eaten breakfast yet.
I’ve worked at the restaurant for a month.
How long have you worked at the restaurant?
Jordan moved into his apartment in 2005. (live)
Jordan has lived in this apartment since 2005
The time of the day when most people are driving.
Rush hour
Have you graduated from university yet?
Yes, I've already graduated from university.
No, I haven't graduated from university yet.
We’ve been a student at ITO for 3 years.
How long have you been a student at ITO?
Bill and Rita got married 20 years ago. (be)
Bill and Rita have been married for 20 years.
A long line of cars that move very slowly.
Traffic jam.
Has our English class begun yet?
Yes, our class has already begun.
No, our class hasn't begun yet.
Lorena has taken English lessons since high school.
How long has Lorena taken English lessons?
Ellen and Rose met each other 40 years ago. (know)
Ellen and Rose have know each other for 40 years.
Someone who travels to work or school.
Have you gotten married yet?
Yes, I have already gotten married.
No, I haven't gotten married yet.
My family has lived in Oaxaca for 20 years.
María started to wear glasses when she was 5 years old. (wear)
Maria has worn glasses since she was 5 years old.
The trains, subways, and buses people use to travel.
Public transportation
Has the sun come out yet?
Yes, the sun has already come out.
No, the sun hasn't come out yet.
Oaxaca has celebrated the “Guelaguetza” for a long time.
How long has Oaxaca celebrated the "Guelaguetza"?
Dennis bought his car 4 years ago. (own)
Dennis has owned his car for 4 years.