A train system that travels under the street. - Subway/Underground, The fuel that you put in your car. - Petrol/Gasoline, Small sweet things that children often buy, keep in the pockets and eat. - Candy/Sweets, The covering of your car’s engine that you must open to check the water and oil. - Bonnet/Hood, The place where you need to go after drinking a lot of water. - Toilet/Loo, A portable light that you can use to find your way in the dark. - Flashlight/Torch, A thing that a woman carries her possessions around in, often made from leather. - Purse/Handbag, The time when your tyres lose all their air. - Flat/Puncture, A time when you don’t have to work, e.g. Xmas. - Holiday/Vacation, Clothes that men and women wear on the bottom half of their body, e.g. jeans. - Pants/Trouser/Slacks, Small, hard, sweet snacks that are usually circular and are often eaten with a cup of tea or coffee. - Cookies/Biscuits, A person who delivers your letters. - Mailman/Postman, A thing that a man puts his money in. - Wallet/Billfold, The place where the train times are written. - Timetable/Schedule,

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