Advanced English Vocabulary for Driving [20+ Common Expressions & Questions]

Use the words native speakers use to talk about driving in English.

With this advanced English vocabulary lesson, you’ll learn what to say:

- When you want to offer driving someone else

- What to ask/say when you need someone else to drive

- Common expressions to use with Uber/Lyft drivers

- How to talk about traffic and car problems

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Hi, I’m Annemarie — an English teacher whose expertise is in spoken communication, confidence-building, and fluency. Everything I do at Speak Confident English is designed to help you get the confidence you want for your life and work in English. On my YouTube channel, I share weekly lessons with strategies, skills, and resources to help you:

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[Speakconfidentenglish]

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[sheilarios]

Hello im from the phils. Your videos are really helpful

[pedrodomingos]

Outstanding advanced words to enhance our english vocabulary. Thanks!

[adrianbustos]

Very useful
Way to go!
Thanks from Chile,

[aksanatol]

Thank you so much! The video is extremely useful to me.

[uapoli]

Amazing tips....I’ve learned intensively with you. It looks like crazy, but I stay praticing with you and repeating all videos alone .... 🤪 but there is no another way unless to do it.... work hard. I’ll worth.

[trueplanetgamerz]

Really helpful video on driving tips. Your video on anything is remarkable and the way you teach is appreciable. I was procrastinated listening off the English language, but after listening your accent I can understand it efforlessly. 👍

[abraida]

Hi Anne-Marie,
Commenting on this very useful episode and lesson, I'm a new immigrant to the US for less than a year. While I'm in my journey of finding a suitable job, I'm doing a survival job of #Food_Delivery . In which most of the time, I'm depending on the mobile app and the GPS to help me deliver the food to those who ordered it. As you just mentioned, sometimes GPS leads me to nowhere, or to an inaccurate location far from the correct address. When the customer gets aware of this problem, they tend to send me a text or write it in the app instructions that I have to follow certain directions in order to arrive safely to their residences. At first, I get a little confused about some of the terms they used. But, by the time, I get used to these words. Just like what you've mentioned in the lesson here. Like, (You have to drive down the road), In your left you'll find a dial box, the code is (so & so). Upon arrival, stay beside the entrance gate and call, I'll come down to pick up the food. (When arrived, please leave the food in front of the door)
Please don't knock, just call or text. And so on.



Thanks again for this valuable lesson.

[kimgreaux]

Thank you so much, it 's a good lesson

[كونوااحرار-لج]

Thank you so much for your effort is very useful lesson I was need it.. I want you to talk about most common conversation in hospitals and common diseases and how I can explain for a doctor how and what I feel. I can't thank you enough, You are the most beautiful teacher in the world. Thank you from all my heart.

[aldantbrasil]

Hi Anne Marie!
Thank you very much for your vídeos.
You make the English learning be so easy and natural!
And like we say here in Brazil...
A big hug to you, and success for all of us!

[Frederick.Grant.Banting]

I really like the expressions that you choose for us, they are very useful in my daily business conversations

[Joe-ipky]

Bonjour Anne-Marie ! I enjoyed that useful lesson. We all need to deal with directions and things like that when we travel or on a daily basis. I’m gonna feel more confident to use phrasal verbs like to drop me off, to pick me up etc. I also notice vocabulary like heading to somewhere, expressions like would you mind to give me a ride etc. It’s a very good reminder, especially for me cause I’m leaving to Dominican Republic on Saturday 😎🌴Of course Spanish is the language spoken out there but English is the language to know when you travel anywhere in the world. It’s probably the most popular second language on earth ?!

Always a pleasure to hear your peaceful and inspiring voice and to see you smiling all at the same time :). When you like what you do that’s the way it is !! Have a good one ! Steve

[kaoriwatanabe]

Thank you very much for your fantastic video and the content selection. My question is “is these a way to listen you slowly?” I try to repeat you right after your talk. By doing that I may be able to learn flow and rhythm of the speaking English. I really love the way you talk.
Thank you for your consideration in advance!

[MarcoSaavedra]

This is my first time watching your videos on youtube and I really liked it. Very useful when people like me want to learn phrasal verbs...

[mahadabdirahman]

I wanna quick shadow, how your lessons correlating each other it's place to be a native English man
Great salute mom and you're expert teacher

[teskacompany]

Thank you for great lesson. You look great)😚

[gulbadanbegimtukhtasinova]

A wonderful tips. Thank you Annemarie. I take a Uber or Lyft every other day to drop my daughter off her school and pick her up. Sometimes I am confused how to say. I learnt a lot. I hope I will use these tips my next driving.

[Yasmina-Ivette]

Hi Ann Marie. I'm from Spain. I love your videos. Where are you from? You have a nice accent. I'd like you to do a video about pronunciation. It's very difficult for Spanish speakers to get a good pronunciation in English.

[samarkhaled]

Great as usual. I really like the way you teach us
Would you mind making lessons about banking. I wish it can be about working in banks