Chinese · surname Che
Don't get in the car.
He sells cars.
She got out of the car.
I want to drive.
I am fond of cars.
The truck is gone.
The car broke down.
Call a taxi.
Call a taxi.
I want to rent a car.
His bike ran into a guard-rail.
I have an old bicycle.
Smoking is not permitted on the train.
I got him to repair my car.
A truck ran over our dog.
My uncle gave me his car.
There was a car accident yesterday.
That's a nice car you're driving.
Your bicycle is better than mine.
I prefer riding to walking.
These cars are made in Japan.
Do you like to drive?
I cycle to work.
The problem is we can't use our car on that day.
I plan to catch the 10:30 train.
A student was run over by a car on Basin Street.
I don't have a car, but my sister does.
My hobbies are driving and playing the guitar.
Car!
The last three coaches of the train were badly damaged.
I will give you a bicycle for your birthday.
That's why I told you not to go by car.
Mother bought me a new bicycle.
You can have a ride on my motorcycle.
If I had one million yen now, I would buy a car.
I had never seen a windmill until I visited the Netherlands.
Tom waits for me at the bus stop every morning.
Our train leaves at eight-thirty.
The rear tire of my bicycle is flat.
Jack can't afford to buy a new bicycle.
The train for Birmingham leaves from platform 3.
Reckless driving can easily lead to an accident.
She took a taxi to the hospital.
In comparison, taking the train is cheaper.
He survived an accident last year, but still drives recklessly.
Because of the problem of air pollution, the bicycle may some day replace the automobile.
Most of the traffic coming into this seaside town is heading for the beachside holiday camp.
She went to the museum by cab.
The express train is moving down the track.
Where does the train leave from?