English in a Minute: Verbs that go with the noun ‘car'

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  If you jump in the car, you get in.

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  If you jump out, you get out.

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  This is informal.

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  Hey, jump in, let's go.

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  You can go or.

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  Or travel by car.

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  You're travelling to Australia by car from London.

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  Isn't that a bit far to go backwards?

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  You reverse the car or back the car up.

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  We missed the turning.

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  Can you back up?

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  If someone else is driving a bit slowly, you might overtake them in order to be in front of them.

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  I'm going to overtake this car.

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  He's driving so slowly.

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  But be careful.

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  In wet conditions, a car can slip or skid on the road.

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  Hopefully it won't crash.

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  He crashed his car after skidding on the ice.

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