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A1 to A2 Module 6: Getting Around

Use buses, trains, taxis, airports and hotels. 12 lessons.

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Preview: the first 2 lessons

Lesson 1

  • Where is the bus stop?
  • Where can I buy a ticket?
  • I need a bus ticket.
  • I can't find the bus stop.
  • The bus stop is at the corner.
Open lesson 1

Lesson 2

  • When does the train leave?
  • Is this the train to the airport?
  • The train leaves in five minutes.
  • Is the airport on the map?
  • When does the next bus leave?
Open lesson 2

All 12 lessons

  1. Lesson 15 sentences
  2. Lesson 25 sentences
  3. Lesson 35 sentences
  4. Lesson 45 sentences
  5. Lesson 55 sentences
  6. Lesson 65 sentences
  7. Lesson 75 sentences
  8. Lesson 85 sentences
  9. Lesson 95 sentences
  10. Lesson 105 sentences
  11. Lesson 115 sentences
  12. Lesson 125 sentences

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What is the A1 to A2 Module 6: Getting Around module?

A1 to A2 Module 6: Getting Around is a complete beginner sentence module in 4ToSpeak with 60 sentences across 12 lessons. Use buses, trains, taxis, airports and hotels. 12 lessons.

Is A1 to A2 Module 6: Getting Around free?

Yes, A1 to A2 Module 6: Getting Around is free to unlock. You can start it on the Free plan with no card.

How do the lessons work?

Each lesson is five sentences. Every sentence goes through four steps: order it, translate it, listen and type it, then say it out loud.

Which languages can I practise this module in?

You choose the language you are learning when you practise. 4ToSpeak covers 77 languages, including Spanish, French, German and Japanese.

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Practise A1 to A2 Module 6: Getting Around out loud

Free to start. No card. Pick your language and say the first sentence.