A train trip to Moscow

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Yeah?

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Yeah.

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Can you... Where have you been

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that's been so fantastic on a train?

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Well, I once went from Prague to Moscow on a train.

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Wow!

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Yeah.

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What was that like?

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Really exciting.

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Why?

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It took about three days, and I was with some friends,

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and we could eat and drink and look out the window.

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The landscape changed frequently.

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It was just exciting.

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Let's recap the vocabulary we heard in this podcast,

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starting with some useful adjectives to describe public transport.

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For example, we had 'crowded', which means very busy.

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We also hear 'packed'.

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We had 'reliable', which describes something you can trust,

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and 'unreliable', which describes something you can't trust.

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We heard 'frequent', which describes something that happens often.

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And we also heard 'delayed',

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which means something, like public transport, comes later than expected.

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That's it for this episode of Real Easy English.

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Don't forget to go to our website

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where you can get a free worksheet to download to test what you've learnt.

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It's at bbclearningenglish.com.

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See you then.

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Goodbye.

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Bye.