Transport | MCQs

Explanation

The complete sentence would be: "Do you usually take a bus to the market?"

The preposition "to" indicates direction or a destination.

In this case, it shows that the market is the destination you are traveling to.

Explanation

Illicit

غیر قانونی

Explanation

Has become cheaper is in the present perfect tense.

It is important to remember that we use the present perfect tense for something that started in the past and continues in the present,

for example, we use this tense when we are talking about our experience up to the present. 

Explanation

"Boat is to water" therefore "Plane is to air "

Explanation

The English Channel, which connects the southern coast of England from northern France, is deemed as the busiest trade route in the world

Explanation

We use by when we talk about “means of transport”.

We use by bicycle, by car, by taxi, by bus, by train, by boat, by ship, by plane, by air & by sea.

We travel by bus.

“On” is used with a specific bicycle, bus train, ship plane.

Come on my bicycle.

“In” is used with a specific car, taxi, van, lorry & ambulance.

Note: “By” is not used when we refer to a specific bicycle/car/train i.e. means of transport.

She went there on my bicycle/bike.

He went there in your car.

They came in a taxi.

They will go on the 9:30 bus.

Note: We say “On Foot”.

She goes to school on foot.

Explanation

The preposition to can be used to refer to a particular direction. 

Explanation

We use by when we talk about “means of transport”.

We use by bicycle, by car, by taxi, by bus, by train, by boat, by ship, by plane, by air & by sea.

We travel by bus.

“On” is used with a specific bicycle, bus train, ship plane.

Come on my bicycle.

“In” is used with a specific car, taxi, van, lorry & ambulance.

Note: “By” is not used when we refer to a specific bicycle/car/train i.e. means of transport.

She went there on my bicycle/bike.

He went there in your car.

They came in a taxi.

They will go on the 9:30 bus.

Note: We say “On Foot”

She goes to school on foot.

Explanation

Usually no article before words like bus, car, train etc.