Part 2:

Describe a bike / motorcycle / car trip you would like to go on

You should say :

• Where you would like to go?
• Who would you like to go with?
• What would you like to go?
And explain why would you like to by bike / motorcycle / car

Sample Answer

Traversing across places is one of my favorite leisure activities. I generally prefer visitng
places by car and the idea of going to exciting places imbues me with an wxhilarating vibe.
Moreover, being an orophile, I will never miss a chance to visit hill stations with an ample
trekking trails and good camping facilities.

The joy and thrill of visiting a place quadruple when you team up with people who match
your vibe. As a result, I would like to go there with five of my closest friends as they are
delightful travel buddies. Also, we share a plan to visit the hill station before the winter,
when the place will have snow-clad mountains and chilly weather and the number of
tourists will be scanty.

A car’s safety is vital, especially in the post-pandemic situation when the situation can
worsen at any time. Moreover, the advantage of travelling by our own car is huge as we do
not have to depend on others and relish the beauty of nature and each other’s company at
our own pace.

Part 3:

1. Which form pf vehicle is most common in your country, bikes, cars or

motorcycles?
India, being an enormous country, has access to diverse modes of conveyance. So, most
people in the country own a two-wheeler. Moreover, with the availability of easy loans and
an increase in income, buying a car has become a lot easier, which has resulted in an
increase in ownership of vehicles.

2. Do you think air pollution comes mostly from mobile vehicles?

I think mobile vehicles like cars, motorbikes, and buses are onr of the principal factors
contributing to air pollution. However, the unbridled augmentation of industries and their
inefficient administration is the primary contributor to the degradation in air quality.

3. Do you think people need to change the way of transportation drastically to

protect the environment?
We can make numerous changes in transportation that will definitely affect the
environment positively, for example, turning off the engine during traffic halts, practising
carpooling, accepting electric automobiles, etc.

4. How are transportation systems in rural and urban systems different?

In rural areas, transportation is confined to buses, motorcycles and bikes as the roads are
not well-constructed and accessible. But, in urban areas, due to better infrastructure, modes
of transport are well-developed, well connected and have variety.