Questions

1. Do you like to travel by car?
2. When do you go somewhere by car?
3. Where is the furthest place you’ve traveled to by car?
4. Do you like to sit in the front or the back of a car?

Sample Answers

Do you like to travel by car? Yeah, I do enjoy traveling by car, especially for road trips with friends or family. I find it's a great way to see the countryside and stop whenever we want, you know, take in the views or grab a bite to eat. Plus, it's just more relaxed than flying or taking the train.

When do you go somewhere by car? Honestly, I usually drive when I'm heading out to the suburbs or to visit friends who live outside the city. Traffic in the city can be a nightmare, so I try to avoid driving there if I can. But for longer trips or when I need to bring a lot of stuff, driving is the way to go.

Where is the furthest place you’ve traveled to by car? Oh, that would be a road trip I took with some buddies to Yellowstone National Park. It was a blast! We drove for hours, but the scenery was just stunning, and we saw so many amazing sights along the way. We even spotted some wildlife, like elk and bison. It was definitely worth the long drive.

Do you like to sit in the front or the back of a car? I'm definitely a front-seat kind of person. I like being able to see the road and control the music. Plus, I get car sick if I sit in the back for too long, so it's just more comfortable for me up front. But hey, when I'm with friends, I don't mind giving up the front seat and sitting in the back if someone else wants to drive.

Key Phrases and Idioms

take in the views

to look at and enjoy the scenery

We stopped at the top of the hill to take in the views of the valley below.

The hotel room had a great balcony where we could take in the views of the ocean.

grab a bite to eat

to eat a quick meal or snack

Let's grab a bite to eat at the food truck before the concert.

I'm starving, let's grab a bite to eat at the café.

a nightmare

a very bad or unpleasant experience

The traffic on the highway was a nightmare during rush hour.

Dealing with the bureaucracy was a nightmare.