I help those people who have been educated in English but are unable to speak fluently.
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Happy holi!
Feeling so loved!
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HOW DO YOU KEEP YOURSELF MOTIVATED_EPISODE 7 Mandeep chugh communication and life skills expert Based out of new Delhi.
Today, while stuck in a traffic jam, I got a new idea -I plan to start a series of Facebook posts with new and helpful words and phrases that can help all my students to enhance their everyday conversation skills.
Even though I am not travelling in the rush hour, today the roads are more busy than they are even at peak of everyday office hours (5pm) because of increased number of cars on the road. I haven't moved in the last 20 minutes as the Ring Road is clogged, with cars standing bumper to bumper. As joyful as the festive season is, it inadvertently burdens the roads with excess of cars that are carrying the people of Delhi on their way to work or social gatherings.
Let's do some common words or phrases related to traffic jam that can help you to talk about your travel experiences in English:
Clogged(in this context); adjective-
Jammed
Back up-
if traffic backs up, or if it is backed up, the vehicles are in a long line and waiting to continue moving
Bottleneck; noun-
a place where a road is narrow (like the neck of a bottle) or blocked, causing traffic to move very slowly
Bumper-to-bumper; adjective-
in a long line of vehicles that are close together and moving very slowly
Busy; adjective-
having a lot of traffic passing through
Congestion; noun-
a situation in which a place is crowded with people or vehicles, so that it is difficult to move around
Gridlock; noun-
a situation in which there are so many cars on the roads that traffic cannot move
Hold-up; adjective-
a situation in which traffic does not move or moves very slowly
Nose to tail; adjective-
if cars are nose to tail, they are moving slowly in a long line with not much space between them
Rush hour/ Office hour (Indian English)
the period of time during which the crowds are the largest or there is the most traffic
Tailback; noun-
british a long line of traffic that is moving very slowly or not moving at all
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