Vocabulary 1: Things that Move
A person travelling in a car, bus or train, for example.
What is a passenger?
Fill in the blank: I ___ the Emoji Movie (to see)
I have seen the Emoji Movie.
Fill in the blank: I ____ cookies last week (to bake)
I baked cookies last week.
The sturdy bags we carry our belongings in on a trip.
What is luggage?
Pronounce this word: roommate
roommate
A boat that transports people over a short distance of water.
What is a ferry?
What is "have"?
Oh, no! I'm going to be late to work. The bus ___ 20 minutes ago! (leave)
The bus left 20 minutes ago.
The long area where we wait for a train.
What is a platform?
Pronounce this word: I've
I've
When a plane starts lifts off the ground and flies into the air at the beginning of a flight.
What is taking off?
He ____ to Spain since he was ten years old. (negative, to be)
He hasn't been in Spain since he was ten years old.
It was too cold on the platform, so I went into the waiting room to warm up.
The important document that allows us to travel to other countries. It often looks like a small book.
What is a passport?
Pronounce this word: Asked
Asked
A group of people waiting for something.
What is a queue?
___ ever ____ in a tent before? (to sleep)
Have you ever slept in a tent before?
The two situations when we use past simple:
Finished time and finished action.
The place at the airport where you are given a copy of your ticket and hand off bags that are too big to go on the plane.
What is the check-in desk?
Pronounce this word: since
Since
A wheeled device used to transport bags and belongings around the airport or bus station.
What is a trolley?
The two situations when we use present perfect:
Unknown time and unfinished action
Fill in the blank:
A: Have you ever travelled by yourself before?
B: Yes, I have. I ___ the train alone to my Grandma's house last year. (Take)
___ is the part of the airport where travellers get off of a plane _____ that has just arrived from a different place. ___ is where travellers board a plane going to a different place.
What are arrivals and departures?
Pronounce both of these words correctly: cancelled and delayed
Cancelled and delayed