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ONLINE ENGLISH VOCABULARY EXERCISE
Learn new words! Each of our English vocabulary exercises focuses on one topic/theme and teaches you only the most useful English words.

Topic: Driving

Choose the word that best fits the sentence.

Hey, don't drive so fast, or you'll get in an ________ .
a. accident
b. incident
The driver in front of me keeps changing ________.
a. lines
b. lanes
There is always a lot of ________ on this road.
a. traffic
b. travel
The police officer gave me a ________ for not signalling.
a. fare
b. ticket
I'm running low on gas, we have to ________ (get a full tank of gas).
a. fill up
b. fill in
Most people know that wearing a ________ is a good idea.
a. car belt
b. seat belt
This road is so rough! There are so many ________.
a. potholes
b. roadholes
This road is under construction so we have to make a ________.
a. goaround
b. detour
Slow down! You're going 40 miles above the ________!
a. speed limit
b. speed zone
When you're driving in big cities, you should always look out for ________.
a. pedestrians
b. cows

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