1. If I took a taxi, I would quickly get to the airport
2.If went to rain we would have taught the whole day lessons
3. If I wanted to see this movie I would go to the cinema
4. If we have organized the meeting, the problem would have been solved
1.Ваша сестра учится в университете на машине или пешком? 2.Как твой отец идет на работу? 3.как ты ходишь в школу? 4.Часто ли вы возвращаетесь домой на автобусе или поезде? 5. Как часто ваш отец ездит на работу на машине? 6. Твой отец всегда ездит домой на такси? 7. Твой брат пришёл из школы?
The dog get away from me and I could not catch it.
<span>I get around by bicycle, but my brother gets around on foot.</span>
It is time to stop talking and get on for our work.
<span>Personally, I'm ready to go anywhere most of the time and love all modes of transport as long as they help me to get further on my way, because I just love travelling! I've heard of people who don't like to travel and I wonder why they don't feel all the excitement found in airports and railway stations, the anticipation of something new. Sure, there are some drawbacks to public transport but the good news is that services are getting better although more expensive. I guess it would be nice to pilot your own airplane, but that would be even more expensive never mind all the learning, wouldn't it? So if could choose any destination and transport mode available, at the moment I would be flying to Sydney to greet the spring sunshine. Airplane seats are quite comfortable and the food is nice and plentiful, there are films to watch and games to play, a lot of time to think and dream. I'm sure there wouldn't be any difficulty to get around the city because of the developed transport system in Sydney. I would spend some time appreciating all the great things around and then I would definitely go around the country possibly on a train but hitchhiking could be a great adventure too!
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1. An accident; the car; the driver of a car, the car
2. -, -, the Channel
3. -
4. The information, a top of the page
5. A chair, the door