🇬🇧 Drive meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A drive is when you travel somewhere in a car, usually for fun or to get from one place to another.

On the drive around the block, my toddler cousin yelled, “We’re lost in the wilderness!” after thirty seconds.

Our drive to the ice cream shop was very quiet because everyone was busy planning which flavor to get.

The drive to the store was so fast that my brain was still on the couch when my body got out of the car.

The drive to the beach was so bumpy my sandwich jumped out of its wrapper three times.

The drive to the pet store ended with a bag of food, a toy, and a strong desire to adopt fifteen fish.

We go on a drive today. The drive to the lake is small and green. My dog sits in the car and watches trees. The drive makes us all smile. The drive back is quiet. The sun is warm and we are happy. At home we hug and say, "Good drive."

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This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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