O. Read the text below and identify the regular and irregular verbs.

LONDON TUBE

    Last December, we were in London for a week. I had heard from my teacher that London public transportation was very good. He said that the tube in London was the best transportation facility in the world. It was a great chance for me to ride on it.

    My mother and I took the District Line from Kensington to Westminster. We boarded the train at West Kensington station. I was amazed knowing that the route of the tube was underground and nothing much could be seen except darkness on both sides.

    The tube moved at an incredibly fast speed. We passed six stations, Earl's court, Gloucester Road, South Kensington, Sloanne Square, Victoria and St. James' Park. The stations were all brightly lit and immaculately clean. I could see many signs and notices to remind commuters not to eat or drink in the stations or trains.

    The ride was comfortable, interesting and enjoyable. Above all it was hassle-free. There were no traffic lights and no traffics jams. We got off the train at Westminster Station, feeling fresh. A day before, I took a bus from Kensington to Westminster taking 45 minutes. However, it took us only fifteen minutes by tube.

    At Westminster, we took photographs of the famous houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey. It was a great day out.

Read the text again and answer the following questions.

How did the writer feel about the trip?