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Do you "commute"? English vocabulary to speak fluently

1,944 views · Published 7 November 2016 · 2:21 · Indexed 8 October 2026

Channel: English with Greg · 2016 · Education

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Hi! This is Greg from http://www.onlinelanguageacademy.com/ and that is the Metra on the way to Chicago this morning. Now, it's about 7:30 in the morning and I live in a small suburb of Chicago, so a lot of people live here and work in the centre of Chicago and these people are called commuters. They commute every morning which means that they travel a considerable distance to the city centre to work and they come back in the evening, normally at 5 o’clock.

So, ‘commuters’ and they ‘commute’. They commute to work, they commute, simply we can say ‘they commute’ or ‘they are commuters’.
 
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