Vocabulary 1
Our city doesn't have a very good _________ system. There is only one bus, and most people have to use a car.
It's important to buy insurance for any ____________ or bicycle that you own.
vehicle
I got a ticket because I didn't see the signs explaining the ____________.
parking restrictions
Everyone should ____________ to use public transportation because it's better for the environment.
attempt
Rewrite the sentences using future real condition 'if' and 'will':
People drive electric cars. They don't pollute the air.
If people drive electric cars, they won't pollute the air.
Rewrite the sentences using 'if ... not' or 'unless':
People drive electric cars. They don't pollute the air.
If people don't drive electric cars, they will pollute the air.
Unless people drive electric cars, they will pollute the air.
outskirts
If we make electric cars more affordable, and put charging stations in more places, people won't be so dependent on ____________.
fuel
The worst time to drive is ____________ because of all the traffic.
rush hour
Turning off lights when you are not in a room is one way to ____________ electricity usage.
reduce
Rewrite the sentences using future real condition 'if' and 'will':
There is public transportation at night. People who work at night can get home safely.
If there is public transportation at night, people who work at night will be able to get home safely.
Rewrite the sentences using 'if ... not' or 'unless':
There is public transportation at night. People who work at night can get home safely.
If there isn't public transportation at night, people who work at night won't be able to get home safely.
Unless there is public transportation at night, people who work at night won't be able to get home safely.
Because my ____________ was near, I pressed the button to tell the driver to stop.
destination
My father studied ____________ in university. Now, he works for a company that builds bridges.
engineering
If ____________ were more affordable and accessible, many people could save money and help the environment.
public transportation
I missed my train and ____________ a lot of time walking to school.
wasted
Rewrite the sentences using future real condition 'if' and 'will':
The government increases tax on fuel. People drive less.
If the government increases tax on fuel, people will drive less.
Rewrite the sentences using 'if ... not' or 'unless':
The government increases tax on fuel. People drive less.
If the government doesn't increase tax on fuel, people will drive more.
Unless the government increases tax on fuel, people will drive more.
The Tobu-Tojo line ____________ Saitama to Tokyo.
connects
It's not very ____________ to own a car if you live near the subway.
practical
My parents sometimes have ____________ and yell at other cars when they are driving.
road rage
Wearing a helmet while riding a bike can help ____________ injury if you get into an accident.
prevent
Rewrite the sentences using future real condition 'if' and 'will':
A new bridge is built. Traffic congestion is reduced.
If a new bridge is built, traffic congestion will be reduced.
Rewrite the sentences using 'if ... not' or 'unless':
A new bridge is built. Traffic congestion is reduced.
If a new bridge is not build, traffic congestion won't be reduced.
Unless a new bridge is built, traffic congestion won't be reduced.
There is a lot of ____________ during rush hour, so I prefer to take the train.
traffic congestion
The ____________ should invest more money into public transportation for people who live in the outskirts.
government
You shouldn't drive in the ____________; it's only for cyclists.
bike lane
The government should ____________ taxing vehicles that use a lot of fuel in order to encourage public transportation use.
consider
Rewrite the sentences using future real condition 'if' and 'will':
Schools are built on the other side of the river. Parents don't have to commute to bring their children to school.
If schools are built on the other side of the river, people won't have to commute to bring their children to school.
Rewrite the sentences using 'if ... not' or 'unless':
Schools are built on the other side of the river. Parents don't have to commute to bring their children to school.
If schools aren't built on the other side of the river, parents will have to commute to bring their children to school.
Unless schools are built on the other side of the river, parents will have to commute to bring their children to school.