Bike
Verb + bike
ride a bike
get on / off your bike
fall off your bike
hire a bike
knock somebody off their bike
Common expressions
have a go on someone’s bike
go for a ride on your bike
lean your bike against (a wall)
chain your bike to (a gate)
your bike has a puncture
Exercise
1. Verb + bike
Unfortunately, I fell off my bike and broke my arm in two places.
I couldn't get on my dad's bike. It was too big for me.
My younger brother is learning to ride a bike at the moment.
I have to get off my bike and push it up a steep hill to get to school.
I nearly had an accident today. Some idiot in a car almost knocked me off my bike!
I always hire a bike when I'm on holiday. It's the best way to get around.
2. Common expressions
At night I chain my bike to a lamppost so that nobody will steal it. - d
I had to push my bike home from school today. It had a puncture in the front wheel. - e
Neil's not in. He's gone for a ride on his bike. - b
Can I have a go on your new bike? - c
I leant my bike against the wall before I went into the shop. - a