Vocabulary: Transport
a powered flying vehicle with fixed wings
Aeroplane
US: Airplane
a large vehicle carrying passengers by road, typically one serving the public on a fixed route and for a fare.
Bus
plural: Buses (only one "S")
Complete the sentence with Future tense
Today, I_____ practice my English with Alexis.
a) want to
b) will
c) am waiting to
d) wish to
B) Will
Wha position did Alexis play in soccer?
Defense
What is the most spoken language after English
Spanish
a passenger vehicle powered by electricity with overhead cables, and running on rails laid in a public road.
A Tram
A jeep
What are the two ways to talk about the future
-Going to + Verb
-Will + Verb
What is my all time favorite movie?
Harry Potter
What do Americans celebrate on the 4th July?
Their independence
A vessel on the water that is used for pleasure, cruising and racing. They are very expensive and a lot of rich people have them
A Yacht
a vessel used to carry passengers, and sometimes vehicles and cargo, across a body of water.
A ferry
plural: ferries
How do you express the negative in the future tense
Both way
Not going to
Will not/ Won't
What state did Alexis go to University?
Arkansas
What do the 13 red and white stripes on the American flag symbolise?
the first 13 colonies of the US
Another way to say the metro
The Underground
Motobike
In the US: Motorcycle
Make this into a sentence using "going to"
____ you (go) to see the new Batman this weekend?
What is my favorite color
yellow
What is the name of the campfire dessert with graham crackers, chocolate and marshmellows?
S'mores
A typical car that a Mom would drive for her kids
-it has 3 rows of seas and sliding doors
Minivan
A large transportation vehicle for things with lots of wheels
This word is used in the United Kingdom, but not the United States
Lorries
In the US it is called a semi track
What are you guys going to do during Semana Santa?
2 Answers from your group in future tense
....
What animal does Alexis have a tattoo of?
A chameleon
What founding father of the US is found on the US $100 Bill.
Ben Franklin