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131K views · 5.2K reactions | The word “commute” means the trip you make from your home to your work (or school) and back every day. This trip can be by car, train, bus, bike, or walking. For example: “John commutes to work every day by train.” This means John takes the train to go to work and come home every day. #englishteacher #learnenglish #speakenglish #englischsprache #ielts #dailyenglish #idiomainglés | Speak English like a native | Facebook

COMMUTE We use commute as a verb to mean travel between home and work or home and school. - I used to commute to my office by train, but now I work from home. We also use commute as a noun to mean the trip itself between home and work or home and school. - In those days, my commute was an hour and a half, one way. A commuter is a person who travels between home and work or between home and school. - I remember I would always see many of the same commuters on the train every day. Leave your examp