Have you been to the USA?
Have you taken pictures of her?
Have you gone to the movies?
Have you gotten another mobile?
I had never driven an automatic car before
They have flown to Miami
Have you taken them to the park?
She has eaten all the chocolate
I have already walked there
Has your family ever celebrated Christmas on the farm?
Charles has ridden the horse by himself
We have bought the tickets on the internet
Have you been here before today?
You shouldn’t have sold all of them
My mother has taken the books to the library
I have gotten a flat tire for the fifth time this month
Have you ever taken dance classes?
I have listened to her for five hours
I have been to Asia twice
She has slept on the couch for a year
Have you found your keys?
She must have kept her money on her purse
It must have been love but it’s over now
I shouldn’t have shown it to her
I think I have been here before
LESSON 71
VERBS: To drive, drove, driven – dirigir
To run, ran, run – correr
To walk, walked – caminhar
To ride, rode, ridden – montar, andar
To fly, flew, flown – voar
To fly, flew, flown – voar
NEW WORDS: Fuel – combustível
Gas – gasolina
Tire – pneu
Steering wheel – volante
Front mirror –espelho dianteiro
Spare tire – estepe
brake – freio
Manual – manual
Crossing – cruzamento
Taxi stand – ponto de taxi
Both- ambos
At least – pelo menos
At all – de jeito nenhum
seat belt – cinto de segurança
Ethanol – etanol
Wheel – roda
Signal light – seta de carro
Rear mirror – espelho traseiro
Gas pedal – acelerador
Automatic – automático
Sidewalk – calçada
Bus stand – ponto de ônibus
Flat tire- pneu furado
Each other- um ao outro
At last – finalmente
handlebars – guidão
Phrases – Lesson 71
I always check the front mirror and fasten my seat belt before I drive to work
The taxi stand near the crossing is full of cars waiting for fuel
When my tire went flat, I used the spare tire from the trunk
Do you prefer a manual or automatic car for riding in the city?
Please walk on the sidewalk, especially near the bus stand.
Both gas and ethanol are available at this fuel station.
At least the signal light is working, even though the rear mirror is broken.
She drove past the crossing and stopped at the bus stand to pick up her friend.
Before you run, make sure your shoe laces are tight and you have checked the road for cars.
The steering wheel feels loose; is the tire pressure correct?
They rode their bikes together to the taxi stand near the evangelical church before heading home.
Each other helped fix the flat tire by passing the tools and lifting the wheel.
Can you brake quickly to see if the gas pedal fails near the crossing?
We flew to a city where buses at the bus station use ethanol instead of gasoline.
The signal light turned green, so we walked across the crossing safely.
The driver checked both the rear mirror and front mirror before accelerating
At all times, wear your seat belt and check mirrors when you drive.
While waiting at the bus stand, I watched cars go by with their signal lights blinking.
Do you prefer to drive or walk to the gym where you go every week?
They rode their bikes to the crossing and then walked to the snack bar across from the street
If the tire is broken, it is safer to pull over at least near a bus stand.
The steering wheel suddenly locked while I was accelerating with the gas pedal.
The automatic car saves fuel compared to manual models on long trips.
Don’t forget the spare tire; both flat tires and fuel problems happen often
Before you run errands, check at least the seat belt and the front mirror.
Our crossing is busy at all times; use the signal light and drive carefully.
Did you see the wheel come off near the taxi stand after the bus passed by?
Make sure to break early when you approach a crowded sidewalk.
At last, we found a tire shop and replaced the flat tire with a new one.
Both drivers checked the rear mirror and seat belt before starting their cars.
If you run out of fuel, look for the nearest bus stand or taxi stand for help.
At least the steering wheel works, even though the signal light is broken.
While waiting at the crossing, I noticed both manual and automatic cars passing by.
Before going on a trip, fill up with gasoline and check the tire and seat belt.
The rear mirror gives a clear view of the sidewalk behind the car.
When the tire is flat, it’s best to use the spare and walk to find a service station.
Crossing the street is safer when you obey the signal light and walk on the pedestrian crossing