This book explains the merits and demerits of each of transportation. Convenient transportation such as buses and cars are fast to move, but they are harmful for people and the environment because they produce harmful gases. On the other side, inconvenient way to move such as walking on foot and riding a bike takes a long time to travel long distances, but it is good for people and the environment. Everything has merits and demerits, so people should use each of transportation properly. Recently, I want my bike to travel around. Gasoline is called petrol in British English. These words look like completely different words and meanings, but both of the words have completely the same meaning.
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Reference
Brasch, Nicolas. (2007). Travelling Around. South Melbourne, Australia: Thomson Learning Australia
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