English Verbs and Phrasal Verbs for Getting Around the City [325]

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Learn English transport vocabulary for getting around a city, including ride, hop on and hop off. These verbs and phrasal verbs describe travelling and getting on or off public transport.

Understand what each expression means and how to use it when talking about your journey. Whether you’re describing your daily commute or explaining how you get across town, this lesson gives you specific English vocabulary for travelling around a city.

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