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Travel & Transport — A2 English Lesson

📅 2026-10-01📊 A2 Elementary📚 15 new words🎧 daily podcast

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train
train /TRAYN/
noun
a long vehicle that carries people on rails
"We took the train to the city."
station
station /STAY-shun/
noun
the building where trains and buses stop
"The station is full of people."
ticket
ticket /TIK-it/
noun
a small paper you buy to travel
"I bought a ticket for the train."
luggage
luggage /LUG-ij/
noun
the bags you carry when you travel
"My luggage is very heavy."
map
map /MAP/
noun
a picture that shows roads and places
"Look at the map and find the hotel."
journey
journey /JUR-nee/
noun
a long trip from one place to another
"The journey took three hours."
hotel
hotel /ho-TEL/
noun
a building where travellers sleep and pay for rooms
"Our hotel is near the station."
guest
guest /GEST/
noun
a person staying at a hotel or visiting your home
"She is a guest at our hotel."
passport
passport /PAS-port/
noun
the small book that lets you travel to other countries
"You need your passport to fly."
taxi
taxi /TAK-see/
noun
a car with a driver that you pay to take you somewhere
"We took a taxi to the hotel."
arrival
arrival /uh-RY-vul/
noun
the time or moment you come to a place
"Our arrival time is ten in the morning."
departure
departure /dee-PAR-chur/
noun
the time or moment you leave a place
"The departure is at nine o'clock."
platform
platform /PLAT-form/
noun
the raised area where you wait for a train
"The train leaves from platform two."
bus
bus /BUS/
noun
a big vehicle that carries many people on the road
"The bus stops near my house."
bridge
bridge /BRIJ/
noun
a road over a river or valley
"The bus went over the old bridge."
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📝Grammar: Obligation and prohibition: have to, must, should

We use **have to**, **must**, and **should** to talk about rules and advice. Use **have to** for a rule or a need. You **have to** show your passport at the station. Use **must** for a very strong rule. You **must** stop at the red light. Use **don't have to** when something is not needed. You **don't have to** take a taxi to the hotel. Use **mustn't** when something is not allowed. You **mustn't** smoke on the train. Use **should** for good advice. You **should** check your ticket before departure.

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This is a A2 Elementary (A2) English lesson from Muse English's daily series on 2026-10-01.

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