Travel Survival English #6: Transportation Phrases (Bus, Taxi, Subway)

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Travel Survival English #6: Transportation Phrases (Bus, Taxi, Subway)

Getting around in a foreign country can be confusing—especially if you’re not confident in English. Whether you're trying to buy a bus ticket, ask for subway directions, or tell a taxi driver where to go, knowing what to say can make your trip smoother and less stressful.

This lesson teaches you exactly what to say (and understand) when using public transportation in an English-speaking country.

In this practical, real-world lesson, you will:
Learn essential transportation phrases and questions like “Where is the nearest station?”, “How much is the fare?”, and “Could you take me to this address?”
Practice step-by-step conversations for buying tickets, asking for directions, getting on the right bus or train, and talking to a taxi driver.
Build your travel vocabulary with useful words and phrases for subway lines, ticket machines, timetables, directions, and ride-sharing apps.
Improve your listening skills with realistic dialogues between travelers and transportation staff.
Learn cultural tips and etiquette for using buses, taxis, and subways in English-speaking countries.
Test yourself with speaking and comprehension activities so you feel confident using public transportation anywhere in the world.

💡 PLUS: Get tips on avoiding common misunderstandings, staying safe in unfamiliar areas, and using English apps for navigation and ride services.

By the end of this lesson, you’ll be ready to:
Ask for and understand transportation directions clearly.
Use public transit like a pro—even if you’re in a hurry.
Speak naturally when riding a bus, subway, or taxi.
Feel more confident and independent traveling in English.

👉 Who is this lesson for?
This lesson is perfect for:
🔸 Beginner to lower-intermediate learners (A2–B1 level)
🔸 Travelers who want to explore cities comfortably and safely
🔸 Anyone looking to improve their real-world English for transportation situations

🎯 Whether you're catching the subway in New York, hailing a taxi in London, or figuring out a bus route in Sydney, this lesson gives you the English you need to get there smoothly and stress-free.

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Travel Survival English #6: Transportation Phrases (Bus, Taxi, Subway)
7 Lessons
  1. 🚦 WARM-UP: Getting Around Town
  2. Survival English for Travel: Must-Know Phrases for Bus, Train, and Taxi!
  3. 🧳 VOCABULARY: Transportation Essentials
  4. 🧩 Helpful Grammar: Asking Questions & Giving Directions
  5. 📖 Reading Comprehension: Asking for Directions on the Subway
  6. 🧠 Self-Study Practice: Getting Around by Bus, Subway, and Taxi
  7. 🔁 Review & Reflection: Transportation Survival English

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