★ A. Transportation you can STAND and WALK AROUND IN (you can stand in a bus, airplane, train, subway, boat)
"GET ON/GET OFF"
1. Go to the bathroom before we "get on the plane".
2. Let's take the bus. What stop do we "get off"?
★ B. Transportation you CANNOT stand up in (you cannot stand in a car, van, or taxi)
"GET IN / GET OUT OF" [emoji][emoji]
1. "Get in the car" and wait. I'll be out in a minute.
2. Grandma had a hard time "getting out of the taxi".
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Here are some phrases and idioms to describe the "scorching heat" of summer:
1. We're experiencing a serious heat wave!
*Heat Wave = Long period of abnormally hot weather.
2. It's like a sauna outside. (Amber style English)
*Sauna = hot and humid
3. Take care not to melt in the sweltering afternoon heat.
*Take care not to = be careful not to
Examples: Take care not to catch a cold.
Take care not to get hurt.
Take care not to lose your English.
*Sweltering = uncomfortably hot
How do you survive the "dog days of summer"? Give us your tips and advice in English.
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