Where I live, I am close to the main road. When I go to work, after I leave my house, I wait at the traffic lights until they turn green for pedestrians, then I cross the road at the crossing. After that, I wait for the bus stop.
When I return home, sometimes I am late, and there is no bus available. In that case, I look for a signpost showing the taxi stop, and I usually wait on the pavement for a taxi.
The crossroads with traffic lights and crossings are located right near my home. There're pavements and street lights along the road and a bit further there is a bus stop.
Me and my friends are often spent out leisure time in our people square. Every Friday night, there are a lot of light festivals in square area and many people are enjoying this.
This is the way i go from my home to train station. In front of my home, there is a roads with so many cars and motorbikes.So, i passtrough the crossings and walk straight to the train station beside the railway.Sometime, i have to wait the train traffic light beacuse the train station is on the other side of the road.
I walked along the way on the pavement to my new college. There was a lot of traffic, and the traffic lights turned red and blue so many times. I was starting to cross the road when the traffic light turned red. Every early morning, all my comrades were gathering at the square to sing the National Assembly song. Then, I took a bus from the bus stop when I left my college. On the way home, I could see many signposts and streetlights along the pavement.
Where I live, I am close to the main road. When I go to work, after I leave my house, I wait at the traffic lights until they turn green for pedestrians, then I cross the road at the crossing. After that, I wait for the bus stop.
When I return home, sometimes I am late, and there is no bus available. In that case, I look for a signpost showing the taxi stop, and I usually wait on the pavement for a taxi.
Do we use 'crossroads' as a plural only? What if we need to talk about several crossroads?
Hello Safe_Mode,
Crossroads can be used as a singular or plural form:
Peter
The LearnEnglish Team
The crossroads with traffic lights and crossings are located right near my home. There're pavements and street lights along the road and a bit further there is a bus stop.
Me and my friends are often spent out leisure time in our people square. Every Friday night, there are a lot of light festivals in square area and many people are enjoying this.
Done,thanks.
This is the way i go from my home to train station. In front of my home, there is a roads with so many cars and motorbikes.So, i passtrough the crossings and walk straight to the train station beside the railway.Sometime, i have to wait the train traffic light beacuse the train station is on the other side of the road.
Mistakes:
There is a ROAD without S
SometimeS with S
I have to wait AT the traffic light
THANKS!!!
I walked along the way on the pavement to my new college. There was a lot of traffic, and the traffic lights turned red and blue so many times. I was starting to cross the road when the traffic light turned red. Every early morning, all my comrades were gathering at the square to sing the National Assembly song. Then, I took a bus from the bus stop when I left my college. On the way home, I could see many signposts and streetlights along the pavement.