A train meaning in English
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Definition
Examples
- "My baby takes the morning train."
- "My baby takes the morning train."
Let's take a trip! Select the term that corresponds to each image.

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Let's take a trip! Select the term that corresponds to each image.

a car 1

a train 2

a truck 3
The image shows a car. We drive a car. Example: I drive expensive sports cars.
The image shows a car, not a train.
The image does not show a truck.
In this image, you can see a train. We take a train to go from one place to another. Example: I'm taking the 9 o'clock train to Liverpool.
The image does not show a truck.
The image shows a train, not a car.
In this image, you can see a truck, known as a lorry in British English. Example: I drive a truck/lorry with fruits and vegetables.
The image shows a truck, not a train.
The image does not show a car.
Let's take a trip! Select the term that corresponds to each image.

a

a

a
Let's take a trip! Select the term that corresponds to each image.

a car 1

a train 2

a truck 3
The image shows a car. We drive a car. Example: I drive expensive sports cars.
The image shows a car, not a train.
The image does not show a truck.
In this image, you can see a train. We take a train to go from one place to another. Example: I'm taking the 9 o'clock train to Liverpool.
The image does not show a truck.
The image shows a train, not a car.
In this image, you can see a truck, known as a lorry in British English. Example: I drive a truck/lorry with fruits and vegetables.
The image shows a truck, not a train.
The image does not show a car.
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