English Survival Guide - Episode 3: Getting Around

Dani L.

Let’s review prepositions for getting around!

 

  • Use “in” for small vehicles (cars, cabs, Ubers)
  • Use “on” for buses, trains and planes

 

Vocabulary/expressions from this video:

 

“To get around” = to get from one place to another 
Example: "It's easy getting around in this city because the transit system is amazing!"

"To keep one on one’s toes” = To keep someone guessing or to keep someone in anticipation
Example: "I never know what my son will say next - he really keeps me on my toes!"

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