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ONLINE ENGLISH VOCABULARY EXERCISE

Topic: Driving 2

Choose the word that best fits the sentence.

Your ________ look a little flat. Maybe you should check the pressure.
a. tires
b. wheels
In Germany it's possible to drive very fast on ________.
a. pay roads
b. highways
P1: How long have you had your ________? P2: Since I was 19.
a. driver's license
b. driver's permission
You have to turn right at the next ________.
a. intersection
b. intercross
I couldn't see the other car in my ________ mirror.
a. back view
b. rear view
Most people know that wearing a ________ is a good idea.
a. car belt
b. seat belt
Don't ________. There's always a police car behind that tree.
a. speed on
b. speed up
P1: Do you know how to drive ________? P2: No, I only know how to drive automatic.
a. gears
b. standard
During ________, roads are normally very congested.
a. rush hour
b. hours of peak
The front lights of a car are called ________.
a. headlights
b. taillights

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