2021-09-26
14 分钟Hi there.
This is Harry, and welcome to my podcast, where I try to help you to get a better understanding of the english language, to help you get through that interview, to help you with those teams type meetings or Zoom meetings that we all seem to have on.
How do you make that small talk?
How do you understand those phrasal verbs?
How do you understand those expressions?
How do you generally fit in with these podcasts and other podcasts in my videos?
Hopefully, this will help you to get a better understanding.
As always, if you want to contact me, then I'll give you my details at the end of this particular podcast.
And if there's anybody you know you think would enjoy them and would like to join in, well, of course, please give them my details.
So what are we going to talk about in this podcast?
Well, we're going to talk about city, and we're going to talk particularly about verbs for getting around the city.
Okay, so we can all go to a city for a mini break, or we can all go into our own city, but whatever we do, we have to get around the city.
Okay, so how do we do that?
Well, let's focus on verbs for getting around the city.
One of the most common ones we can use is to ride.
Okay, so you need to understand that there are certain vehicles or modes of transport that we can use for riding around the city.
We can ride a bike, we can ride the motorbike, we can ride a scooter, and one of these e scooters, which are very popular now, not so easy because you have to be very careful with them.
But you can use them, but you don't ride a car.
Okay, so you ride a bike, the motorbike or the scooter, but you don't ride a car.
In fact, you could ride a horse as well, or a horse drawn carriage, if that's what you want to do.