Sociable meaning in English
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Definition
sociable: pleasant, friendly, providing the possibility of meeting or talking to other people
Examples
- "One of the cheapest, safest, and most sociable ways of traveling within the United States is the Greendog network of buses."
Exercise 1
Floyd recommends long-distance bus travel for which of the following reasons?
Floyd recommends long-distance bus travel for which of the following reasons?
This is a true statement. Floyd calls the bus network one of the most "sociable" ways to travel, which means that it allows you to get to know your fellow travellers.
Yes, indeed! Floyd says the bus network is one of the "cheapest" ways to travel. If something is "cheap", it is "inexpensive", and does not cost a lot of money. The "-est" ending is the superlative form!
This is incorrect. Although Greendog Lines serves over one thousand destinations, Floyd tells us that the network is a way of travelling "within the United States", which is just one country, and cannot therefore be described as "international".
This is true. Floyd says the bus network is one of the "safest" means of transport, meaning that it is less dangerous than other means of transport.
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