Transport
Study this English vocabulary list, then practice by sorting the words in the game.
| Word | Part of speech | Example |
|---|---|---|
| car | n. | I drive my car to work. |
| bus | n. | I take the bus to school. |
| train | n. | The train leaves at nine. |
| bike | n. | She rides her bike every morning. |
| motorcycle | n. | He rides a motorcycle to work. |
| truck | n. | The truck carries heavy boxes. |
| taxi | n. | We take a taxi to the airport. |
| boat | n. | They row the boat across the lake. |
| ship | n. | The ship crosses the ocean slowly. |
| plane | n. | Our plane lands in two hours. |
| helicopter | n. | The helicopter flies above the city. |
| subway | n. | I take the subway to work every day. |
| tram | n. | The tram stops near my house. |
| van | n. | The van delivers packages every day. |
| jeep | n. | We drove a jeep through the mountains. |
| scooter | n. | My son rides his scooter in the park. |
| ambulance | n. | The ambulance rushed to the hospital. |
| fire truck | n. | The fire truck arrived very quickly. |
| police car | n. | A police car followed the speeding driver. |
| rocket | n. | The rocket launches into space today. |
| submarine | n. | The submarine dives deep under the sea. |
| ferry | n. | We took a ferry across the river. |
| canoe | n. | They paddle a canoe down the river. |
| yacht | n. | He owns a beautiful white yacht. |
| sailboat | n. | The sailboat glides across calm water. |
| wheelchair | n. | Her grandfather uses a wheelchair now. |
| skateboard | n. | The boy rides his skateboard to school. |
| wheel | n. | The car has four wheels. |
| engine | n. | The engine makes a loud noise. |
| road | n. | This road leads to the city center. |
| bridge | n. | The bridge connects two small towns. |
| station | n. | We meet at the train station. |
| traffic | n. | The traffic is very heavy today. |
| tire | n. | The car has a flat tire. |
| horn | n. | He presses the horn to warn others. |
| tractor | n. | The farmer drives a tractor in the field. |
| cable car | n. | We ride a cable car up the mountain. |
| hot air balloon | n. | The hot air balloon rises slowly into the sky. |
| lifeboat | n. | Sailors use a lifeboat in emergencies. |
| traffic light | n. | Stop when the traffic light turns red. |
| tunnel | n. | The car drives through a long tunnel. |
| harbor | n. | Many ships dock in the harbor. |
| sled | n. | Children ride a sled down the snowy hill. |
| crosswalk | n. | Always look both ways at the crosswalk. |
| spaceship | n. | The spaceship travels to distant planets. |
| bicycle | n. | I ride my bicycle to school every day. |
| driver | n. | The bus driver waved at the kids. |
| street | n. | We crossed the street together. |
| highway | n. | The highway was busy this morning. |
| drive | v. | My dad drives me to school. |
| ride | v. | Let's ride our bikes to the park. |
| park | v. | He parked the car near the shop. |
| steering wheel | n. | She held the steering wheel tightly. |
| gas station | n. | We stopped at a gas station to fill up. |
| parking lot | n. | The mall has a big parking lot. |
| sidewalk | n. | Walk on the sidewalk, not the road. |
| traffic jam | n. | We were stuck in a traffic jam for an hour. |
| speed limit | n. | The speed limit here is 60. |
| license plate | n. | I remembered his license plate number. |
| tow truck | n. | A tow truck took away the broken car. |
| windshield | n. | Rain covered the windshield. |
| rearview mirror | n. | He checked the rearview mirror before turning. |
| accelerator | n. | She pressed the accelerator gently. |
| propeller | n. | The plane's propeller spun fast. |
| anchor | n. | The sailors dropped the anchor. |
| overpass | n. | We drove under the overpass. |
| detour | n. | We took a detour around the accident. |
| commute | v. | I commute to work by train. |
| forklift | n. | The forklift lifted the heavy boxes. |
| brake | noun | Press the brake to stop the car. |
| trunk | noun | Put your bags in the trunk. |
| headlight | noun | Turn on the headlights at night. |
| wagon | noun | The farmer pulled the wagon with his horse. |
| dock | noun | The boat is tied to the dock. |
| pedestrian | noun | The pedestrian waited for the light to turn green. |
| carriage | noun | We sat in the last carriage of the train. |
| route | noun | This bus takes a different route today. |
| fare | noun | The taxi fare was ten dollars. |
| intersection | noun | Turn left at the next intersection. |
| roundabout | noun | Drive around the roundabout and take the second exit. |