No ticket, no ride! put out -+ natshnout, vystréit \When you put out your hand or arm, you stretch it out. + dosh put out his hand and grabbed the rail to stop himself from falling. get on + nastoupit, nasednout When you get on a bus, train or plare, you go inside it, + The bus was nearly empty when Tot on. get out + vytshnout, vydélat, dostat (se) ven When you get something out, you take it From inside @ container. *+ We got our books out ready for the lesson. get off > vystoupit When you get off a bus, train or plane, you leave it (Note: You get off 2 bus, train, or plane, but you get out of a car) + Ring the bell to tell the driver you ‘want to get off ‘Suson put out her hand to osk ‘the bus driver to stop. When the door opened, Susan got on the bug SGuson opened her bog to get out her puree, She locked and looked but fhe coun find i. left her purse at home. She could't pay her fare and had the bus