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Question
- What can you see in the picture?
- Which vehicles can you see in the picture?
- What are these vehicles usually used for?
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Solution
- In the picture, a building has caught fire. The firemen are trying to put it off. There are 2 fire trucks, a police van and an ambulance.
- Fire trucks, police vans and ambulances.
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Fire trucks (fire-brigade van) are used by firemen to go anyplace which has caught fire. The fire trucks contain a lot of water, ground and aerial ladders, etc. Police-van is used by policemen to move from one place to another. An ambulance is used to carry patients.
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