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to take a driving test |
‘I'm taking my driving test next week.’ |
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to pass a driving test |
‘I passed my driving test aged 18 but didn't start driving regularly until two years later.’ |
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to hold a driving licence |
‘I don’t hold a driving licence; I’ve never learnt how to drive.’ American English = ‘a driving license’ |
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to receive a speeding ticket |
‘I received two speeding tickets in the course of a week.’ |
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penalty points |
‘I have three penalty points on my licence.’ If you commit a traffic offence, penalty points are given to you. How many depends on the offence. |
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to break down |
‘One of our delivery vans has broken down.’ |
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to get lost |
‘The driver got lost, so the delivery arrived later than promised.’ |
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to have a flat tyre |
‘Sorry, I would have arrived on time, but I had a flat tyre.’ |
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to have an accident |
‘The delivery driver had an accident on the way to the depot.’ |
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to be stuck in traffic |
‘We were stuck in traffic for over three hours.’ |
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a traffic jam |
‘There’s a football match taking place this afternoon, so there are a number of traffic jams near the stadium.’ |
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Business English
Business English