Hey, Kate. You know what? I’ve just found two pictures suitable for our project "City Transport". Let me tell you a bit more about them.

These pictures are relevant to our project because there are different kinds of city transport. In the first photo there is a bus on the street. There is its route written on it. I suppose it’s a Greek bus because this language looks like Greek. In the second picture there is another type of transport  — a train. It is standing on the station. There are some people on the station too. It can be also another type of public transport  — a metro. There are a few differences to illustrate our project better. Obviously, both of the pictures show different kinds of transport. The main difference is between the transport itself. Buses work on fuel or gas, while trains need only electricity.

In my opinion, both means of transport have their advantages. For instance, going by bus people can admire wonderful views of the city. As for the underground, this kind of city transport is the fastest. Of course, tthe two means of transport have disadvantages too. For example, traffic jams can make traveling by bus really awful. Meanwhile, the underground is usually crowded.

As for me, I can say that I prefer trains, because firstly it’s more ecological type of transport. Secondly, trains are usually much more comfortable transport to travel on a long distance.

So, shall we use these photos in our project? Call me when you’re ready to discuss if we can use them. Bye-⁠bye.

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