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Unit 3 How do you get to school? Section A 1a-2b Objective: By the end of this lesson, students will be able to describe various modes of transportation and express how they personally and others get to school using appropriate English expressions. Here's a list of vocabulary related to transportation methods: Car Bus Train Subway/Metro/Underground Bicycle/Bike Motorcycle Taxi/Cab Tram/Streetcar Ferry Airplane/Aircraft Boat Walking Ride-sharing Carpooling Hovercraft Scooter Monorail Electric Vehicle (EV) Skateboard Hot Air Balloon Here are some useful sentence structures for conversations about transportation methods: 1. Talking about personal transportation: "I usually [mode of transportation] to [destination]." "My favorite way to get around is by [mode of transportation]." "I prefer [mode of transportation] because it's faster/cheaper/more convenient." "I don't own a car, so I rely on [mode of transportation] for my daily commute." 2. Asking about others' transportation preferences: "How do you usually get to [destination]?" "What's your preferred mode of transportation for long distances?" "Do you ever take [mode of transportation] to work/school?" "Have you ever tried [mode of transportation] in this city?" 3. Giving advice or recommendations: "If you're in a hurry, I'd suggest taking the [mode of transportation]." "You should consider trying the [mode of transportation] because it's more scenic." "Avoid rush hour if you're taking the [mode of transportation] to downtown." "I recommend checking the schedule before taking the [mode of transportation] to make sure there are no delays." 4. Offering or asking for assistance: "Can I help you find the nearest [mode of transportation] station?" "Do you need directions on how to use the [mode of transportation] system?" "I can give you a ride if you're going in the same direction." "Would you like me to show you how to rent a bike in this city?" Asking about the method of transportation: "How do you usually get to wor