Practical English Vocabulary: Riding & fixing your bike

Learn English nouns, verbs, and expressions about your bike and how to fix it in this practical English vocabulary lesson. I love riding my bike around, but I don’t love when my chain falls off or when it starts to get rusted and squeaky. In this lesson, we’ll talk about each of the major parts of the bike, and what verbs and expressions we use to talk about them being broken and getting them fixed. Pump it up!

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Thanks a lot, Mrs.Ronnie
You’ve brought in more such in-depth riding&fixing bike vocabulary including each of the major parts of the bike
You are sharp and witty

Jannyl

Thanks a lot, Mrs Ronnie

I appreciate your practical way to teach the riding and fixing bike vocabulary.
Really clever

wgermain

hey ronnie. thank you for this wonderful lesson. i scored 8/10.

palakshi nautiyal

Nice…Thanks a lot

Alexer

Thanks Mrs Ronnie

Mohdsalameh

Thank you Ronnie! very usuful lesson.

Fabidc

Thank you Ronnie!

Lalananana

Thanks Ms Ronnie, you have describled with easy understanding. I got 10/10.

Snowcool

Thank you so much

Mas guezoui

Thanks so much, Ronnie

Adam3Mahmoud

Thanks Ronnie

datahong

Thanks, Mrs. Ronnie, really appreciate your help

Anonymous0Writer

Thank you Miss.Ronnie,all was useful.

Tyra.Pellegrin

Thanks for the lesson, Ronnie!
But PLEASE DO NOT USE WD-40 as a bike chain lubricant. It does not lubricate your chain at all and even worse – washing out bike grease (if you put any before). Use special bike grease only ;)

Nikita

Practical English Vocabulary: Riding & fixing your bike

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