STEP1 기본 표현으로 답변하기
Talk about the type of transportation you use the most.
Most of the time, I take the bus or the subway. There is a bus stop right near our house. There is a local bus that operates only in our neighborhood. There are also buses that run out of town. I can use a mobile app to check a bus's ETA. The subway station is ten minutes away on foot. The subway is connected to almost every downtown area. I like the subway because of its regular schedule, and because there are no traffic jams.
[KEY VOCABULARY]
take the bus/subway 버스/지하철을 타다
right near ~에서 매우 가까운 곳에
ETA (estimated time of arrival) 도착 예정 시간
on foot 도보로
local bus 마을버스, 지역 버스
out of town 시외로
downtown area 시내 지역
regular schedule 정기적인일정
STEP2 심화 표현 로 답변하기
Talk about the problems you have while using transportation.
Public transportation is jam-packed during morning rush hour. The bus l take is no exception. Sometimes, there are so many people that I can't get on board, and I have to take the next bus. Even when I do get on, it's hard to stay on my feet. I'm wedged in between people on my way to work. When I'm in a rush, I take a taxi. However, I can't arrive on time even in a taxi if the roads are blocked up.
[KEY VOCABULARY]
jam-packed 가득찬붐비는
morning rush hour 출근 시간대
be no exception 예외가 아니다
get on board 탑승하다
stay on one's feet 서 있다
wedged in between ~ 사이에 끼인
on one's way to 로 가는 길에
in a rush 시간이 없는 서둘러서
arrive on time 제시간에 도착하다
roads are blocked up 길이 막히다
EXPRESSION OF THE DAY
It's your best bet.
그게 제일 나을 거야
A I have to get to city hall today. What do you think is the quickest way?
B I would take the subway. There's always a lot of cars in that area.
A I don't really like taking the subway. Can you think of another way?
B It's your best bet. Otherwise, it will take you too long to get there.
