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DRIVING VOCABULARY 2 (ESL)
level: Beginner/Intermediate (A2/B1)
This second driving vocabulary exercise covers more terms related to car maintenance, road conditions, and driving situations. Start with exercise 1 if you haven't already.
Choose the correct answer for each sentence, then click Check answers to see how you did.
1. Your ________ look a little flat. Maybe you should check the pressure.
Correct answer: tires
2. In Germany it's possible to drive very fast on ________.
Correct answer: highways
3. P1: How long have you had your ________? P2: Since I was 19.
Correct answer: driver's license
4. You have to turn right at the next ________.
Correct answer: intersection
5. I couldn't see the other car in my ________ mirror.
Correct answer: rear view
6. Most people know that wearing a ________ is a good idea.
Correct answer: seat belt
7. Don't ________. There's always a police car behind that tree.
Correct answer: speed up
8. P1: Do you know how to drive ________? P2: No, I only know how to drive automatic.
Correct answer: standard
9. During ________, roads are normally very congested.
Correct answer: rush hour
10. The front lights of a car are called ________.
Correct answer: headlights
Driving Discussion Questions
1. Have you ever had to deal with a car breakdown or a flat tyre? What did you do?
2. How important is a driving licence in your country? Can you get around easily without one?
3. What are the rules about using a mobile phone while driving in your country?
4. Do you think the driving age should be higher or lower than it is in your country?
5. Have you ever driven in another country? Was it different from driving at home?
6. What features would your ideal car have?
2. How important is a driving licence in your country? Can you get around easily without one?
3. What are the rules about using a mobile phone while driving in your country?
4. Do you think the driving age should be higher or lower than it is in your country?
5. Have you ever driven in another country? Was it different from driving at home?
6. What features would your ideal car have?
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