Cars. Vocabulary
The vehicle suddenly ____________ into my lane without warning.
swerved
It's a red circle with 3 black arrows inside, forming an anti-clockwise loop.
Roundabout
The service is awful here. Let's ... a complaint.
make a complaint
I .... do my homework otherwise my mum will take my phone from me.
have to/must
She ... be at home because her car is in the driveway.
must
After hitting a nail, he got a ____________ and had to change it.
flat tyre/tire
A downward-pointing red triangle. You have to stop and let the car pass.
yield/give way
do my best
I ... do my homework as I'll become smarter and learn more things.
need to
They ... be coming to the party later, but I'm not sure.
could/may/might
It is a type of alternative cleaner fuel and energy that are derived from plants, domestic waste, commercial waste, industrial waste and agriculture.
biofuel
A yellow, diamond-shaped warning sign showing a car with wavy skid marks
slippery when wet
This contract shall ... effect immediately.
take effect
Students are .... use their phones during the exam.
not allowed to
It ... be snowing outside—it's sunny and +10.
can't
Bright front lights on a vehicle used to illuminate the road ahead during nighttime or poor visibility conditions.
headlights
It shows a black ...-shaped arrow crossed by a red diagonal inside a red circle. Drivers must continue straight or make only permitted turns.
No U-turn
I'm sorry. - No ..... - None ....
no offence, none taken
You .... see the dentist now, your tooth is almost black!
had better
He ...(forget) about the meeting; I didn’t see him arrive, but I could be wrong.
might/could/may have forgotten
They are metal or plastic tags attached to vehicles, typically displayed on the front and/or rear that contain a unique combination of characters: letters and numbers.
licence/license plates
A circular road sign with a red border and diagonal slash over two side‑by‑side cars (one black, one red).
No overtaking
When the storm suddenly worsened, the hikers quickly headed for the nearest shelter to ....
take cover
You .... purchased me a present, but thank you anyway.
needn't have purchased
It ... (rain) last night because the ground is dry.
can't have rained