Transportation Vocabulary & Phrasal Verbs – GET ON, GET OUT OF, RIDE, GO

A very spirited lesson. Before I watch this video, I heard so many people used to say something like:”Get into the bus”, so now let me look back this phrasal and I think it should be “Get onto the bus”… Thanks, Ms.Ronnie

ゞ(≧▽≦*)o

Damn ..0/8 in the quiz ..I think I have to a private lessons.

mieto1969

Good luck to u

ゞ(≧▽≦*)o

Good review on phrasal verbs related to transportation.

Many thanks for it Ronnie.

Regino

very useful, special thank to teacher :)

doandinhytc

I recommend you to go over the lesson and take the quiz again. Believe it or not, making mistakes helps you learn difficults lessons; even in life.

Regards

Regino

Do not worry .

Wanna knowledge

In question number 6, the correct answer was shown to be get on/get off, where in the video you said get on is for big and public. could you clarify this for me.

Thanks
Ehab

eelsawy

Yeah I was confused too!

sheen.michael

yes this question confused me too

razan kh

good luck

muhdisalm

You are on top, you are not inside. I guess that’s why “got ON”

Fleuve de l@ vie

yes i agree…according to what you explained us , if u have a bike or motorcycle, u ride them…

mendy

but remember small or private you get in/ out and ride on maybe has another meaning i don’t know

aprga

yes plz clarify!

MohaMmed A BaSiM

yes please clarify this. i confuse

linamarlianti

i was confused too :(

FireBee

yes,me too. i was incorrect lesson 6 and i don’t understand

hung dang

I am confused to. it showed incorret but i don’t thing so.

SabrinaNatalie

Hi guys, she said “I rode a bike/ …” NOT ride on/off. “Ride on/off”, so get on/get off I think is most suitable answer :)

Broly

get on/off use for publik or big transportation..i think ride on/off is nearly with Ronnie explanation. So i think if we chose ride on/off is corect, except the theacher give another explanation, please Ronnie?? :)

Gibson Tambunan

6. With a bike/motorcycle/scooter, I
get on / get off
get in / get out
(x)ride on / ride off
“I am going to get on my bike.”

rubenmendoza

I made mistake this quentions,too.

bluesky397

I am going to ride my bike not get in my bike

Ausra92

Same here , i’m confused too! i answered ride on/ ride off

Zoaldyeck

I thought I could ride on my bike

manuk64

it`s my mistake as well

ahmed-nagi

Maybe, because you’re on top, you’re not inside

Fleuve de l@ vie

yes, i was also so much confused.

ranu

Yes,I am very confused too.

cody

Me too

mohamed1985

hi Mohamed can i talk with you

Mohamed Elhrazy

Me too. The question number 6. I was confused.

LoreMex

I agree with you

Ph. Nour

ronnie reply to this person pleeeeease ??

saren choi

I am not Ronnie, but I tried!

engVid Moderator

Hello Ehab and everyone who has been confused by this question over the years!

You are right, get on/get off is used for big, public vehicles like buses or trains. But it is also used for small vehicles that you ride (sit on top of), like bikes and motorcycles.

“Get in/get out of a bike/motorcycle/scooter” is wrong because you can’t go inside of a bike the way you can go inside a car. You are always outside!

“Ride on/ride off a bike/motorcycle/scooter” is wrong because ride is only used when you are sitting on the bike and it is moving. When you sit on a bike right before riding it, you get on the bike. When you are finished riding and stand up, you get off the bike.

(You can ride off on a bike, but that means “travelling away”—not when you start sitting on the bike.)

I hope this helps!

engVid Moderator

thanks??

saren choi

I usually walk. Because I don’t have bike. So when I move farther away, I take on the subway. I used to say “by foot.” But I should say just “walk,” shouldn’t I. And I used to say “ride on,” but I should say “take” or “get on/in/off/out,” shouldn’t I. I imaged I were surfing. How dangerous!! I should be careful. Thank you for your lesson, Ronnie :)

Happy04

I liked this lesson

ahmadrambu

How about some expressions such as:
. . . by car
. . . on foot
. . . drove to . . .
. . . came on/by
Useful lesson; I love your sense of humor that makes learning more fun.

Regino

Oh Thank you, Ronnie!

dhissie

Hi. Thanks for this lesson.
Ronnie, please make some more pronunciation lessons.How to pronounce sw like sweet, sweet heart, … .

Anahita

Thank you Ronnie, I love your lessons))

Muslim(Salyaf)

Dear Ronnie why 6th question answer is get on the bike/get off?Isn’t it ride on /off?Please answer.

pintuk

Hi Ronny,
Thank you for the lesson :)
But, like others I didn’t understand number 6 : why am I going to get on my bike ? A bike is small and not public. So ?
And what about the new ways of going somewhere. Can I say I crawl to your lesson if I found it with google ? Or just I click on ?

annie974

Oh I am so sorry I can’t modify my previous message Ronnie with ie !

annie974

Thank you very much

khalidse10

Thanks Ronnie!

could you explain 6th question? as per your explanation in your video, the answer is ride on/off. but in quiz it is get on/off

Regards,
Rajender

Rajender Gannu

Rajender, Ronnie said “I rode a bike/ …” NOT ride on/off. “Ride on/off”, I think, is a phrasal verb with another meaning. So, cause you cannot get in a bike, you get on it…

Andrey

Thanks Andrey!
now, i got it.

Rajender Gannu

but the answer i think get in/off because it is small or private

shofa14

sorry get in/out

shofa14

Hi , How about Get on/Get off .Is that useful for big & public transportation?

pintuk

Hi Rejender,
You get on a bike/motorcycle or get off a bike/motorcycle.. . but you ride a bike/motorcycle. Here you do not need a preposition (or rather a particle).
Hope this may help.

Regino

Thank you for the lesson my dear Ronnie, but bike is private and small, why did you use get on/off instead of get in/out?

judyabbott

Today I “get on” this English Lesson, and I raid towards knowledge. I know. My English is still poor. Thank You Ronnie.

eurokolchoznik

Thank you for today’s lesson today I learned proper english sentences

Rohini bharathi

Hi Roonie,
Thank you very much for your exciting lessons.
According to your lesson, the test number 6 supposed to be “ride on / ride off”. Could you please explain which of us is mistaken?
Regards

haiderhabeeb

Can please write more example which i can more understand

swati.mishra0211@gmail.com

can i see can i ride woman

khalidse10

Maybe if you consider her like a horse…

annie974

interesting
Thank you

Mesho1

thnx alot

safaomar

WOW, WOW , WOW, I´m really improving me English. Thanks¡¡¡

nuria74

can u teach me spain ?

Ahmed.Hakeem

Thanks Mam Ronnie, I got 63%.

Abdul Qayum

Thanks a lot. It is very informative.

Sirjon

Very useful video. Thank´s

Palo

Before I hear many people who they have English use it a lot
Thank you Ms Ronnie for a new information which will help me

ralhawbanyi220

i have a doubt …

if somebody asking how do you go office?
my suggestion:
1.by walk.
2.on foot.
which one is correct?
awaiting your reply.
thanks in advance.

nandha1988

I walk to go to the office.

errami

6. With a bike/motorcycle/scooter, I
6. With a bike/motorcycle/scooter, I

get on / get off
get in / get out
ride on / ride off
i have problem with this ….can you explain it please ???

leen83

I have the same doubt.
Why it can not be ride on/ride off?

6. With a bike/motorcycle/scooter, I
get on / get off
get in / get out
ride on / ride off
“I am going to get on my bike.”

audrysilva

A Ship has lots of people in it.
Do I still use get on/off? Or in this case would be get in/get out?

audrysilva

Get on my bike….will dont you think is’s too weird?

you can ride on your bike,motor,scooter even horse but car :)

GibsonHuang

Thanks, Ronnie. I really had trouble with get on/off and get in/out. But know I got it.

Ericko

I also had trouble with question 6 do the quiz. HELP, Ronnie

Ericko

Its a good lesson

GaliyaM

Get “in/on” 100% clear to me

thnx for nice tutorial

mizanbd

Thank you very much

falaki68

Ronnie you are grate and your sense of humour is fantastic. Do you want to get off sth really big? ;) ;) ;) Thanks for your time ;)

anina

Great not grate; sorry for that mistake ;)

anina

Seemingly easy subject but…
on foot = walking
e.g. Are you going by bike or on foot?
I have been on my feet(=standing) all day and I’m exhausted?
And of course that question no 6!;)

anina

Thanks a lot Ronnie!!! your sense of humor is wonderful!! ñ_ñ

inge.aurora

Thanks mam ronni
nice & useful
but i have proplem num 6 why said get on/get off why dont say get in/grt out

luuluu

I’ve never paid attention in the difference of GET ON/GET OFF and GET IN GET OUT now I know use them

grazisil13

OMG thank so mush for this quiz!
Thanks Ronnie

Carmen picker

Hi teacher and dear Ronnie ! This is an awsome lesson ! But is confussing nº 6. Get on / get off ? Why not get in/ get out ? Thank you

oscargutierrez502

You are a very good teacher ! Thanks again!

Carmen picker

I liked the lesson, thanks ;)

kykio77

I can get out the taxi or ican get out of the taxi.Which one is correct?

pintuk

I would like to know that how could i talk to native English speakers.
kindly suggest me….

neelpandya

I learn a lot to you miss Ronnie.

zarralopez

hi
very tanks it is very great for me

lark2

thank you for teaching .it seems easy but complicated so appreciate your help

wossi

Teacher Ronnie, can you please clarify to me question number 6. It is a bit confusing. Thanks for the lesson by the way.

Lydia Thomas

Teacher Ronnie, can you please clarify to me question number 6. It is a bit confusing. Thanks for the lesson by the way.

Lydia Thomas

Teacher Ronnie, can you please clarify to me question number 6. It is a bit confusing. Thanks for the lesson by the way.

Lydia Thomas

Hi
Thank you engvid
I use print screan ( cupture) from your videos
Can I share that picture+ test on instagram ???

Mermaid_90

I usually get on a subway to go to work. ^.^

DAEHEON KANG

Thanks Ronnie i get 88/100 but i want ask u about question number 6 “. With a bike/motorcycle/scooter, I” why the correct answer is ” get on / get off” isn’t bike/motorcycle/scooter a privet ??? why we shouldn’t say get in/ get out ????

sami45

thanks a lot i got 75% marks on my first attempt

sharafudheenrpm

Very useful lesson,thanks!! But..the sixth question a little bit confusing me..why a “ride on/of” it’s not correct?

Abisso Rain

hey abisso how long have you been studying english?

123456mehdi

Hi,approximately a half year.

Abisso Rain

keep going just like that
well do you speak russiano?

123456mehdi

I will try…
Yes I speak russian

Abisso Rain

Hi, Abisso,
In the earlier comment said “ride” should not follow with “on” or “off” and sicne we can’t get in/ out a bike, so we use get on/ off. Just for our reference!

cougar8701

Oh, thank you!Now I am understand!

Abisso Rain

No problem at all!

cougar8701

Hey Ronnie! Thanks for teaching us! But, could you please tell us more about the question # 6? I have doubt about it.

sweetlullaby1

Hi Ronnie!
Thanks a lot for your all lessons!
For this one I don’t understand the answer of the 6th question.
I answered ‘I ride on’ and the correction is:”I am going to get on my bike.”
Thank you!

petitfelin

My question is about 6th question… Is the answer correct? Thanks…

onacyr22

Hi Ronnie good lesson!But i have a question about “ride”. Why in song

Weezer – I’m A Robot

I ride the train to work every day,
I reach my cubicle about 9 AM,
I have to earn money to pay my bills,
But I don’t know how my life turned out this way

USE “I ride the train”

aazemlyanov

I don’t understand about quiz number 6, why the answer is “get on/off”??? are you sure that’s the right answer?

nurmala

HELLO MADAM , I’M HAVING THE SAME CONFUSION ABOUT ? NO. 6.IT WOULD BE REALLY GREAT IF YOU CAN ANSWER TO ME. THAXS A LOT IN ADVANCE

rajpal90

Useful lesson. Before, I used to made a lot of mistakes, principally when I say that I walked or I rode a bike. Thanks, I didn’t undertand Number 6, can you explain that ?

henri

Useful lesson.

deristiana

I wanna ride u.. ;)

karl0z

Hi teacher, Thanks for this video again, but I have one question :
what about ships ? can we use the same rules used for train and plane ??

gounane

Hi Ronnie…I Love the way you teach…Nice lesson..Thank you.

Nagendar

Thank you so much, but could you explain the item 6

6. With a bike/motorcycle/scooter, I
get on / get off
get in / get out
ride on / ride off
“I am going to get on my bike.”
Why that use get on / get off

Kull

thank you teacher
I like your way in teaching

razan kh

thank u Mrs.Ronnie that was so usefully
and for Que #6 guys how u can get in the bike its
impossible if u remember what she said about bike that u ride on it because we up on it not in a bike

Hussain gazy

Thanks my beloved teacher for your good lesson.

jatta1920

I have the same question as UPSTAIR Hussain gazy!

winway

Hi Ronnie, how r U? :)

Could you please tell me which of these 2 sentences is more appropriate?

Instead of saying: I was an English teacher for the last year. –I should pick—

a) I was teaching English / I was giving English lessons fot the last year.

b) I gave English lessons / I taught English for the last year.

Which one is more natural and grammatically correct if you hear it? :))

Thanks!

Take care,
Alice :))

biologiczne94

Hi Alice!
If I were you I’d pick option B, I guess Past simple tense matches more than past continuous, besides, past continuous is used for recent actions and you’re talking about last year.
I hope it’ll help
Yadi!!!

cloudy08

sorry *it helped

cloudy08

thank you
you learning very well

hamich

Thank u very much teacher :D simply u r the best english teacher i’ve ever seen :) .. our teachers in iraq with their stupid textbooks just making us worse in english :(

Anyway i have question that i asked all people i knew actually LoL about it and no one answered me :( it Not related to the lesson By the way .

in one of english songs that called ” Nobody Compares – one direction ” the singer said “You’re so London, your own style, your own sty
” what does london means ! he is clearly not mean the british capital ?!

and thank u a lot again ^_^

AmmarMajedRaheem

your own stlye *
what does london mean*

Sorry :D

AmmarMajedRaheem

Thank you.

ikram34

Oh. 88%, I don’t understand why number 6 uses words “get on/get off” with a bike/motorcycle/scooter. Can you explain it for me, please!

hoanghau175

Wondereful, thank you Ronnie.

takayashu

hi Ronnie
i wana know that what is the deffrence between the activator and the synonym of a word?
thanks in advance.

123456mehdi

The correct answer is Ride, because you can’t be “IN”.. just, over the Bike, or motorcycle… you can´t be go “in” the horse! ,, you can RIDE the Horse..!! but yes the answer it’s wrong

dante74

this is very useful
i liked it

sereenooo

it is not easy at all i have gotten confused sorry dear * RANNOSH*

preemy

I like your lessons. Thank you Ronnie.

jun

thank you

kawtarmaths

very good thanks Ronnie

Kantounii

Thanks a lot ronnie :)

Engmostafa21

Hi, How about this? i want to tell the driver when my stop has reached then,
I want to get off from the bus
or
I want to get down the bus
Please tell me Ronnie
which one is correct?

pintuk

Hello.Ronnie
I have some question unanswered in mind
1) What does language mean to you?
2) How can student articulate their thinking in writing?
3) What is the difference between language and speech?
4) What is PLS or pictological system?
5) I have heard that we have some formula to creat iiregular verbs in English I want know how a verb changes to be an irregular one.
6) what is the defference between the activator and the synonym of a word?
thanks in advance

123456mehdi

thnx mrs ronnie

ahmed mohsen

Ronnie. I got confused with this question=
6. With a bike/motorcycle/scooter, I
get on / get off
get in / get out
ride on / ride off

“I am going to get on my bike.”

I choose ride in/out because I thought bicycle is private and small, then why I got it wrong?

AisuruYuki012

thnx Ronnie you’re amazing ! :D

saloua tachrift

Merry Christmas, Ronnie :)

Happy04

How and when do I use this structure?
” I look forward to seeing you”
Are prepositions followed by gerunds?

misfer

Thank you so much! it was really helpful

Takagi

I am _______ the train at 8am tomorrow.

riding on
robbing
going in
taking

The answer is taking and I wanna ask that I can also using “take”, is it?

GibsonHuang

Hi Mam!You are a splendid teacher I ever seen…Mam I have a request that please upload each and every Tense in separate video…I get confuse on tenses part…when and where to use….please reply me mam….

kana777

Hi Mam…please upload videos on future tense separately…

kana777

About question number 6:
Get on = count on; trust
Get off = recede
I RODE a bike NOT I rode on a bike

rozachausheva

Thanks for help me with your class!!! I love it.

Maria2013

Thank you Ronnie, I love your lessons

arull

Thank you :)

TheShyDoe

thanks Ronnie .

asala

thanks teacher ronnie…. this is a excelent lesson

JORGUTICH

Question No.6 answer is confusing. It says get on/off not ride on/off. Please clarify.

VijayakumarPC

thankyou mamadam for wonderful lesson

yoursnk

thanks Ronnie

irfanokten

I understand

anuj sharma

Teacher I loved this lesson, I’ll start learn about Phrasal Verbs, because it’s difficult at begginer, but before is easy, thx so much! :)

anards

Hello Ronnie.
I hope so every think is gone be ok .
I have a questions.I can’t understand very well about this questions. may you tell me?
With a bike/motorcycle/scooter.I
get on/get off
get in/get out
ride on/ride off

mosharifi21

7 out of 8

Marciowolf

7 out of 8 .. :|

” I am going to Get On my bike “

DaZun

Question number 6 make me confused
I get 7

EmanMagdy

Hi Ronnie, how r u?! I like your teaching style very much, thank you. In this lesson, like almost everyone else, I’m feeling confused. Many have asked you for more detailed explanation, why didn’t you reply?
Please, let us know you care about us. We appreciate. Thank you.

ivani

yaa me too :-(

anusha pamu

Thank you, Ronnie!

ibrah

yes i got 88%,thanks Ronnie i like your way of teaching.

souad69

I got 88

mtfahk

Hello Ronnie !In question 6 the correct answer is shown as “get on/get off”.Many of us pointed out at “ride on / ride off”. In the famous carol song “Jingle bells” there are such words:
” Oh! what fun it is to ride
In a one-horse open sleigh”.
Can we say in this case as
“to ride on a one-horse open sleigh”.

valildr

Thank you.

Pong

Hi, I had a doubt about item 6! Why get on and not ride on?
Tks

jatecnologia

And what should I say if I was in a friend’s car but didn’t drive?

katbu

thank you

toanvo

thank you teacher

Viki9001

6/8 .. not bad .. thanks mrs Ronnie.. :)

ginanjar007

Hello, Ronnie. Thanks!!!

dernesto22

prive transportation(small) = get in/out
public transportation(large) = get on/off
bike/motorcycle/horse (on over)= ride in / off
Take is a verb you know it describes the action I take a taxi. its simple. Don’t give up!

karabugul

Edit : private transportation(small) = get in/out

karabugul

Thnx Ronnie

Abdel36

Thanks,question 6 is confusing:)

Astalavistas

hi everybody.thank you so much teacher for this video i like it

Simo.MA

thanks teacher, now I know how to say : going to work, studying, church and more thing =)

ancalxt

Difficult to get it ..thank ssss

Hum236

Could you please explain “I took my feet to Oxford Street…” Does it mean “I walked to…”?

Sveta

Hi teacher, I are so great, but
Can you explain this:

6. With a bike/motorcycle/scooter, I
get on / get off
get in / get out
ride on / ride off
“I am going to get on my bike.”

Please it didn’t mach to yor lesson :(

thanks for everything though

AliceInMadWorld

Thanks so much 10/10

Tarek Radman

6/8 . haha I Wan’t you to be my Teacher , Laughing while Learning :D

rheajeany

How can be this possible?? I’ve got 88% I did the number 6 well.

raffa22

Look, I think there is a mistake in quiz #6
Correct: “ride on / ride off”, isn’t it?
You wrote:
6. With a bike/motorcycle/scooter, I
get on / get off
get in / get out
ride on / ride off
“I am going to get on my bike.”

Sveta

7 of 8 haha i need more practice

Erick10

Hi Ronnie, when use “ride” i don’t understant…
exellent video!!

mmitsuek

hi ronnie, this topic is bad ass

jlecena

well its good to watch the lesson it helps me to correct my grammar Thank you.

Deepak Lama

I always had problem with in, on, at and I still do plz help. you are the best Ronnie.

adibjehan

Hello Ronnie! Help me this case :Can I use “got in” and “got out” with motobike. Thanks

vca1308

Very nice lesson. Thank you Ronnie.

Marize Mori

Hey ronnie , thats really amazing lesson , but can you please tell me why do we use get on /off with bike/motorcycle/scooter ? is it irregular rule or something ? i can’t really understand

thank you

ishadoo

6. With a bike/motorcycle/scooter, I
get on / get off
get in / get out
ride on / ride off
“I am going to get on my bike.”
why the answer is A??

missme0703

The question 6 is weird, I didn’t understand why I was wrong If you said for bike, scooler, etc, is ride.

Serch

Sorry my comment was for teacher Ronnie

Serch

Thanks for lesson. Very interesting. =)

JoMalcolm

Thank you, Ronnie!
In spite of having studied english for so long, I still mix those words.

kagome

nice

AJ92

Scored 4/8

Daniel7

i scored 4/8.

ANONYMOUS

thanks ronnie, your good sense of humor , make us leanr easier—

mendy

thank u ronnie

hpdtc

There’s something I don’t understund with the cars.

“I drove to the school” – Ok if you are the driver.

but, if you are not the driver ?
If you go with another person who is driving

“You go by car” ?

Loren

thanks to Ronnie

Helena Zu

Hello Ronnie.I am still gaining momentum for TOEFL Exams.Although,I got one answer incorrect.

chisengakunda@rocketmail.com

Hi! Ronnie,I like your lesson but I am a bit confusing.I want to ask you a question.
for example: How did you get here?
1.I drove my car
2.I drove
Please tell me the correct.

kweng2

Thank you Ronnie

Aydonat

how can i download this video??

Alberto18199

get it on youtube guy,

choumay

I ride my bike on Sundays. I take a taki on weekdays if it’s raining, but when I don’t have so much money I rather get on the train or the subway. I’d like to drive my own car, but I don’t have one, but that’s sometimes good because I’m getting used to walking to get where I want to go.

Just Practice. xD

Zero10

Could anybody explain if I go ( or what??) by car as a passenger, I also have to say that I drive the car or????

Elen Sheff

It is very nice prices for learning.Thank,s

Rizi

About the question number 6:
Before starting the riding, I have to get on the bike, when I get my destination I may get off it.
I also may say sentences like ” I ride my bike ” and ” I drive my car”. Am I right?

Edinho

Thanks a lot Ronnie! Its very helpful and I love your ways of teaching. Keep it up Its cooooooool 100000000000000Q :)

john.abebe3

Very useful, thanks a lot :)

AyoubStudent

thanks a lot ronnie you are amazing teacher

Sara Hassan

thank for funny lesson

WOODY1983

Teacher , I have difficult to understand got on , got in , they are not clear . Thanks .

samir

The only thing I can not understand is why the authors do not answer or give a feedback to the audience. I think it is quite important.

theroyalrook

what the… I got 75
this is confusing xO

Amr Mustaf

hello ma’am. this question (You ride on an airplane) incorrect. so please tell me correct question.

SK RIAD

6. With a bike/motorcycle/scooter, I

get on / get off
get in / get out
ride on / ride off

“I am going to get on my bike.”

is it true?????

Muhammad Taha

Hi I’m pretty sure the answer for question 6 is wrong, according to the results the right answer is “get on / get off” for question 6 but that’s not right, we must use “get on / get off” only for big/public transportantion not for “bike/motorcycle/scooter”, the right answer must be “ride on / ride off” because we are talking about “bike/motorcycle/scooter”(Ronny said that on the video ^_^), I can’t “get on / get off” the “bike/motorcycle/scooter”, I can “ride on / ride off” the “bike/motorcycle/scooter”.

PD: I know, you know the right use of those verbs but let me practice my english LOL and as always any english mistake in my comment please correct me :)

Thank You so much for everything EngVid Staff :).

WilliamPerez

nice lesson but a little bit confusing

mahameed

the question number six was a little confusing.i take my kids to the park on the weekends and they dont say that they want to get on their bike.the say ride my bike.im confused righ now.

cupil27

Thank you very mush.

H2OSolid

Thank you!

RosianeSoares

Ronnie, i was confused the answer of number 6. pls. kindly explain.

anika15

If you don’t reply, then please skip the comment for your lessons.

bikashchanda

I confussed number 6, but thaks

dyanceci

you are best I’ve ever seen.

Majid

I got 7 correct out of 8
Thank you Ronnie:)

fulla Rz

Thank Ronnie I have only one mistake about bike.

Miramgul

Ronnie! Please explane question N6!

Aselyana

Ronnie i got 4 out of 8.
Can i have another quiz=(

kikiam

thanks you…..

kikiam

Hi Ronnie,I really would like to know about the differences between weird and strange.

On the other hand, I would like to know about the correct pronunciation of: bird, bear, beard, board.

Thank you very much

Luisa Prieto

sometimes I’m very confused about the words,but after watched the video its help me to understand more..thank you Ronnie.

Mitha

Hi Ronnie, You are wonderful. I loved your presentation. Bravo ! …and Thank you very much

Del Carmen

Than you for the awesome online lesses Ronnie.

I want to point out one thing in the lesson. As far as I learned, if there is a aisle or hallway in which people can walk, we say, “get on/off” and if there is no aisle or hallway, we say, “get in/out” in transportation. Actually, size doesn’t matter. If the size determine the expression, for a really big truck, people should say get on/off? No, we say “get in/off” even for a big truck.

The expression, get on/off, is originated from the expression, “the get on the board”, this means getting on the boat. Trains, planes, buses, and boats/ships have a big board(s) on the floor where people can walk on it. Cars, trucks, taxi, do not have a board, but just seats. People cannot walk or stand up in a car. there is no space, like aisles or hallways to walk or stand on.

It is hard to explain in English, but you guys may get the point.
in sum, size is not the matter in choosing the expressions, but whether it has a(n) aisle or board so that people can stand or walk on it.

dohyun

Thank you.
I got to know for sure..
the difference between (get on/off) and (get in/out)

eunjung hong

I say everytime “I go by bus” is not correct what the correct sentence?

dougss

Ma’am ,is it sufficient to listen your lecture or I should note it down

Monarch

Hello dear Ronnie
please, give us some more examples about getting around and it will be your kindness, and also a special thanks for you and EngVid.com.

Dost Mohammad

Hi Ronnie
Please, give examples about getting around in present and past tense.
Thank you

Dost Mohammad

Thanks

Student. silva

7/8 :)) thanks a lot Ronnie.

Yourdadediduday

Ronny, you´re great, i just sign up to Englishvid because of you and james, I like your methods of teaching English.

mario rincon

Oh Ronnie, I am confused..

luchy7

Thanks.I have only one mistake with Q number 6.My answer was “get in/out”, but the right answer is “get on/off.” Can you explain?

Mustafa93

Ronnie, I understood that I ride or rode a bike, motorcycle or scooter. My one mistake was the 6th question of the quiz, where the right answer is “get on/ get off”. Help me understand, please!

Iwatanabe

Thanks Ronnie, It was a great lesson. :)

Emboava

Ronnie, I got 88… in question 6 I forgot that we have a particular means of transportation like a motorcycle, bike and others we need to use ride.
But, thanks for all.
:)

Emboava

I RIDE my bike everyday means that I move to one place to another. But when I say “I GET IN my bike” it means I decide to use my bike and I have sat on it to star my ride. :)

huguiten18

start, sorry

huguiten18

For everyone confused about question 6, you ride a bike, but you don’t ride ON a bike, you just RIDE, so you either RIDE or GET ON a bike/horse, etc… Pretty simple

Foginhu

Thanks XD

luke646

Ronnie I didnt understand why the question number 6! I thought the correct answer was ‘ride’ but it said that was got on/got off, why??

wilsonvigil

thnx

Iamhere.

I am confused about number 6, I imagined that the correct answer was “ride on” and not “get on”.

SidneyPalmeira

thnk youuu my dear ..

samgh7

Ronnie it is an excellent lesson but I have a doubt, I do not understand about “I am going to get on my bike” in the quiz. I think the correct answer is using “ride on” because is a private and small thing like a bike. Please explain me and please correct mi grammar in this comment because I am a new student and I try learn English with your videos. I love It!!! You are awesome! Thanks Ronnie!

edumarian

Great teacher, Good luck to u Ronnie in your life!

best reagrds!

choumay

For me, we use get on/off with sth that we have to climb onto it (or climb down) eg. using stairs or a bridge. So, I get on a plane/ship/bike or sooter. I don’t climb onto my car… I don’t know if my explanation is correct but it works for me. :-)

aszka3

Thanks
The question 6 is confusing .

Abu Sattam

hello I dont understand the question 6 is very confusing!!!!!!!!!!!!!! she said that ride going with bike!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

marvin182

hi ronnie first of all thank you so much for this lesson. i have a bit confusion in question no 6. you told in your lesson that if you going by bike scootor and horse then we should use ride on or ride off then why my ans is incorrect. pls make it clear

karan chand

I got 6 out of 8, i have to improve more i guess

Sellie

Yeah,,, I made the same mistakes about bike… It is hared…. English is a crazy language. It has more exceptions than rules.

dslij@hotmail.com

I mean it is hard… But I did it 7/8
Anyway thanks Ronnie.. You’re good.

dslij@hotmail.com

thanks Roonie but i don t unders.. number /6/ :3

OMAAR

4/8 I’m confused.

Sabiina

⅞ =)

Thanks Ronnie

whitedove1426

Hello. I am from Puerto Rico. Thank you for the lesson. It was great. Ronnie, I like your style.

sperez

7 on 8
thanks Ronnie good lesson :) :) :) :) :D

alexander

I got 7 correct answers from 8. That’s wonderful.

Thanks teacher Ronnie.

Qtr Net

Ronni, please check the answer of question 6. I think is wrong. Bye!!!

jajototo

yes. 8 answer correct. very good. Add skype to train pronunciation. thanks. diego.brito13

DiegoBrito30

6/8 not bad :) I have to focus more
thanks Ronni :)

adrianogarru

Hi Ronnie, I need more lesson about this topic. I am confused or will watch the video again and again and again.

Zirthaed@31

A very good lesson! )

Tiero

Great lesson. It helped me correct many mistakes.

errami

i got 7 out of 8. not bad.

eva.caamic

please im from perú and could you teach how to use turn rigth, go ahead, into , give a directions

judith parodi rojas

I used the search engine to find this video and It is exactly what I was looking for. Good teaching! Thanks Ronnie, I loved the funny way to teach this lesson! Good job!!

fitini

i could not understand why i must use “get on/off when the transportation is bike or motorcycle.

thanks a lot.

drope63pg

quiz number 6. can you explain me plz should it not be i ride on ?

Nusah

thank you so mmuch I like your methode and humour

nassima kadari

plaese check out 6. question….

sevilaysait

“I going by foot” – Well you are saci-pererê haha. Thanks Ronnie.

Luis21

Thanks Ronnie.　This lesson was quite useful to me. You just taught me something I didn’t know before.

Mitsuyon

i got 7 out of 8, great lesson Ronnie/

blandino

6. With a bike/motorcycle/scooter, I
get on / get off
get in / get out
ride on / ride off
“I am going to get on my bike is the correct answer according to the answer’s key and I got wrong with my answer”I ride on”?????????—Pls ckeck Ms Ronnie.

heartheart

thank u Ronnie :) these question are very useful

Yousif2212

there’s some kind of problem in this quiz. in the sixth question: “6. With a bike/motorcycle/scooter, I: ” if you choose the alternative “ride on / ride off” (the correct answer) the system take ” get on / get off ” as your answer and mark it as incorrect.

AndreRP

Hi Ronnie
Many thanks for you
I want to know if I have a car and I want to invite my friend to my car to go to our job
What can I say ?

airofficer

Maybe
I want to invite my friend to go to our job in my car

ammm5

Guys, I’m reading now on the Cambrigde Dictionaries online.
Ride: to sit on a horse or a bicycle and travel along on it controlling its movements:

I learned to ride a bike when I was six.
I ride my bicycle to work.
I ride to work on my bicycle.

So Ride a bike is correct according Dictionaries

Rogerio Firmino

thank you so much for lesson Ronnie. But I think the sixth quiz is wrong.

snerckmk

thanks Ronnie! I have horses and now I know as to tell – I ride a horse

Oks.vik.p

Awesome class. Ronnie you´re the best.

NICOS

I liked the explanation with big-small and public-private. Easy to remenber, thanks Ronny.

vaclavfourth

I hope I am not wrong,but i think question number 6 is not correct because the response is “ride on/ride off”a bike and i chose this answer and it was not correct and it said that “get on/get off”was the correct answer….Is there anybody that can give me an explanation?

Luminita Lumy

If I want to say I came here in a friends car I need to say:
“I got in a friend’s car”

It is?

ammm5

QUESTION number 6!!!Wrong??!

Yria

thank you teacher
but I don’t understand number 6

Sadeq 91

thank u

HassanMohamed@mail.ru

Hi Ronnie, please me too i need an explanation about the question number six, i’m a little confused ! Thanks a lot.

Rosa Casiero

Thank you for this lecture. I really wanted to know about “ride”, “take”, “get on”, “get in”.

Video lectures helps much more my English.
And I like this teacher’s teaching. She looks humorous.
Thank you!

sunshineisshiny

Oh, Excuse me but I have a question.

I understood the lecture except below.

Q) With a bike/motorcycle/scooter, I

My answer was “ride on / ride off” but I was wrong.
I watched the lecture repeat but don;t understand. Please help me,,

sunshineisshiny

Nice lesson!

wolf

I was confused on #6 question, please explain that Ronnie. Thank you

coffeelover

Nice. Thank you.

AliakseiPasko

Hi, Ronnie!Could you please clarify 6th question answer?ride on bike or get on bike?

kana777

To whom it may concern,
Based on my understanding, the answer to question no, 6 is “get on / get off”. You can either say:
I rode my bike. (not rode on / rode off)
BUT
I put on my helmet before I got on my bike.
The preposition “on” here is used to show that you are above the bike and touching it.

salman.zaidi

Thanks Ronnie, you are the Best.

pinteratis

Hi.
I’m quynh anh and nine years old.Thank you for your helpful lesson

phamquynhanh

GOOD

edward21633

salman.zaidi

“You can get off something that is very big.” I see what you did there, lady!

But hey, what do I say if I was in a car but was the passanger and not the driver? Is it still “drove”?

staryadamski

Also, “You ride on an airplane” incorrect? Just you watch!

staryadamski

Hi Ronnie,
How’s everything ? Now in São Paulo are 22H18, 17º C.
My doubt is: If I get in my car but i’m not a driver, I’m a passenger, I drove? Thank you very much !
Toodles !

Del Carmen

Thanks Roniee…but ques. No.6 was confusing me

Rajdeep shergill

Wow! very useful lesson. Thank you.

Abhi

I did not unterstand the Question 6.
I choose the answer “ride on/ ride off”, but the correct answer is “get on/ get off”.

mki.araujo

thanks ronnie!

luoyong6

Hi, Ronnie, thanks for the lesson,…. I think the question 6 is bad too, the correct answer is ride on/off.

Jorge3931

Dear Ronnie, you’re the best, funny and temperament :) I like this kind of teaching even I prefer British accent.
Thank you a lo t for this lesson, it was really useful. I didn’t know that go by foot is wrong, we learned like your phrase… So thank you for actualization. :)
to all of you guys… just to remember RIDE the bicycle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GugsCdLHm-Q :) have fuuun!

Vianeja

Hi Ronnie very nice lesson thank you but something is bothering me : Why get on/off mean the same thing although on and off are opposite I guess ? (the same goes for get in/out) Thank you

yoaninho

yes sir!!! i love this website

jorge1111

Great lesson!
Many thanks!

Vivimi

quiz #6: I am going to get on my bike.
OR I am going to ride my bike.
Both of them seems to be correct.

Pactrick

With bicycle, motorcycle scooter, why we use get on/off it is public transports?

adamhope

7/8 not bad!!! Thanks Ronnie.

Sancio

Very important lesson Ronnie, Thank you!

christian012

thanks ronnie

Ahmed718293

In Russia you can “Ride a car”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeZbhz9BHfg

Kartowka

…Oh, Russians.

engVid Moderator

Thanks Ronnie for the lesson but can u explain 6th question??

praveen2

number 6 is incorrect, isnt it?

El papi

I was confused with the question number 6. Can you explain to me?
Thanks.

Nilza Regina Martins

with a bike, i get on ? why get on?

noviandani

Wow I got 100 !!

2Lopez

Could you help me understand the difference between
go in a car / go on a car / go by car ?
Thank you!

Natunchi

#6. I don’t get it

NancyR

As many do ….even i didn’t get the 6th one!
but….your class was awesome madam Ronnie!

Thanu

Ohh..I am a beginner..I want to learn moreeee. And thank you for this video.

Wina sianipar

thanks！

shihai182

thank you!

Katya857

I found the answer for confusive question #6. In thus case correct answer is get on/get off. Because we can use just “ride” with bike etc. not ride on/off

Felixbor

Hi all!
When you choose your transportation, you can say: i’m going to get on (or off) my bike. There is no answer
I ride my bike

Andy Dixi

I’ve done the quiz but I think there’s a mistake in the question 6.After I watched the video, I thought that when we say bike we use “ride” with it but the answer was “get on”,so now I’m confused.
Is there anyone can help me to understand???

Mohamed Houman

Thanks alot Ronnie

Sherifa Ahmad

Kanimambo! which meanings thanks in Ronga in Maputo/Mozambique

Bush Emilvas

excuse me, the answer from test six is correct?

6. With a bike/motorcycle/scooter, I
get on / get off
get in / get out
ride on / ride off
“I am going to get on my bike.”

cauehara

Thank you very much.

dreamk7x

I got 7 correct out of 8, thank Ronnie

Dung Hoang

This is wonderful test.

Chai

You got 7 correct out of 8.

M kartal

Can u explain me the answer of 6

Nargiz Nurayeva

thank you. I got 7 out of 8 … !’m so excited

Jullio Pacheco

this lesson IS very interesting and important, thank Ronny.

Confiada

My answer is wrong for no.6

Dr. Myo Thu Aung

Thanks Ronnie, it was a great lesson. However, i still dont understand why i got question six as wrong. My answer was ride on/ride off but the correct answer was get on/get off and according to the lesson we usually use ride on/ride off when use bikes or motorcycle to transportation.