English Easy Practice Do you want to learn English vocabulary faster?
Want to have better listening comprehension and pronunciation?
And boost your speaking skills quickly?
Then welcome to our new video to improve your English skills.
In this video, we'll dive into a fun and interactive learning experience designed to improve your English-speaking skills.
Now, we will have a four-part exercise.
Part one, listening practice.
Part two, vocabulary.
Part three, listen and answer practice.
Part four, shadowing practice.
Now, are you ready to train your brain to speak English fluently?
Let's get started!
Part 1 English Listening Practice In the first part, you'll listen to a conversation between native English speakers.
Try to focus on the meaning of the conversation when you listen to it.
This will help you understand real-life conversations better.
At the Airport Hey Emma, are you excited about the trip?
Yes, very excited.
Have you packed everything?
I think so.
Do you know when we get to the airport?
We should get there two hours before departure.
All right, we need to find the check-in desk first.
Yes, and then we can drop off our luggage.
I hope there isn't a long line at the security check.
Me too.
Remember to take out your laptop at the conveyor belt.
Got it.
Do you prefer a window seat or an aisle seat?
I like the window seat.
What about you?
I prefer the aisle seat.
It's easier to get up.
Perfect.
Let's ask for those seats when we get our boarding passes.
Sounds good.
After check-in, we can go through security.
Yes, and then we can relax until it's time to board the plane.
Do you know which gate we are boarding from?
Not yet.
We'll see it on the boarding pass.
I hope the cabin crew is friendly on this flight.
I'm sure the flight attendants will be great.
They usually are.
Yeah, they always help with everything on the plane.
Do you think the plane will depart on time?
I hope so.
I don't like delays.
Me neither.
I want to get to our destination soon.
When we land, we need to go to baggage claim.
And don't forget about passport control.
Right.
After that, we can finally start our vacation.
I can't wait.
Let's go and get on the plane.
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Part 2, Learn Vocabulary.
Now, let's explore some new words together in our vocabulary section.
I'll explain a few words and use them in example sentences to help you grasp their meaning easily.
Watch this video till the end to improve your English fast.
Vocabulary Departure The act of leaving a place especially to start a journey Example Our departure is scheduled for 8 a.m.
Get on the plane
To enter the plane in preparation for the flight.
Example.
We need to get on the plane now.
It's almost time to leave.
Board the plane.
Another way to say getting on the plane.
Example.
They will call our group soon to board the plane.
Depart.
To leave especially for a journey.
Example.
The train will depart from the station at 7 p.m.
Check-in desk.
The counter where passengers show their tickets and give their luggage to be put on the plane.
Example.
We went to the check-in desk to get our boarding passes.
Boarding.
The process of getting on the plane.
Example.
Boarding will begin in 30 minutes.
Boarding Pass.
A document provided by the airline during check-in giving a passenger permission to enter the restricted area of the airport and to board the plane.
Example.
Don't forget to bring your boarding pass to the gate.
Window seat A seat next to the window on the plane.
Example I always choose a window seat so I can see the view.
Aisle seat A seat next to the aisle on the plane.
Example, he prefers an aisle seat so he can move around easily.
Security check.
The process where passengers and their luggage are screened for prohibited items before boarding the plane.
Example, we had to remove our shoes at the security check.
Conveyor belts.
A continuous moving band used for transporting luggage in an airport.
Example.
Our suitcases appeared on the conveyor belt after we landed.
Cabin crew.
The team of people who work on a plane to help passengers.
Example.
The cabin crew showed us how to use the life jackets.
Flight attendant.
A person whose job it is to look after passengers on an airplane.
Example.
The flight attendant brought us drinks during the flight.
Landing.
The process of coming down and touching the ground at the end of a flight.
Example.
The landing was smooth and we arrived on time.
Baggage claim.
The area in an airport where arriving passengers collect their checked luggage.
Example.
We waited at the baggage claim for our bags.
Passport control.
The place where your passport is checked when you enter or leave a country.
Example.
We went through passport control quickly since there was no line.
Time for some interactive practice.
Listen carefully to the questions I ask about the conversation.
Try to answer them out loud before I reveal the correct answers.
This will boost your speaking and listening skills.
Repeat this exercise every day until you can say the answers quickly and confidently.
Answer the questions out loud.
Hey Emma, are you excited about the trip?
Yes, very excited.
Have you packed everything?
I think so.
Are Alex and Emma excited about the trip?
Yes, they are.
They are very excited about the trip.
Has Alex packed everything?
Yes, he thinks so.
He thinks he has packed everything.
Do you know when we get to the airport?
We should get there two hours before departure.
Do they need to get to the airport six hours before departure?
No, they don't need to get to the airport six hours before departure.
When do they need to get to the airport?
Two hours before departure.
They need to get there two hours before departure.
Where does the plane depart from?
The plane departs from the airport.
Alright, we need to find the check-in desk first.
Yes, and then we can drop off our luggage.
What is the first thing they need to find at the airport?
The check-in desk.
They need to find the check-in desk first.
Why do they need to find the check-in desk first?
To get their boarding passes and check their luggage.
What do they need to drop off at the check-in desk?
They need to drop off their luggage.
I hope there isn't a long line at the security check.
What do they hope will not have a long line?
They hope the security check will not have a long line.
Me too.
Remember to take out your laptop at the conveyor belt.
What does Alex need to take out at the conveyor belt?
His laptop.
He needs to take out his laptop at the conveyor belt.
Got it.
Do you prefer a window seat or an aisle seat?
I like the window seat.
What about you?
I prefer the aisle seat.
It's easier to get up.
Does Emma prefer a window seat or an aisle seat?
A window seat.
She prefers a window seat.
Does Alex prefer a window seat?
No, he doesn't.
He prefers an aisle seat.
Why does Alex prefer an aisle seat?
He prefers an aisle seat because it's easier to get up.
Perfect.
Let's ask for those seats when we get our boarding passes.
When will they ask for their preferred seats?
They will ask for their preferred seats when they get their boarding passes.
Sounds good.
After check-in, we can go through security.
Yes, and then we can relax until it's time to board the plane.
What will they do after check-in?
They will go through security after check-in.
What will they do until it's time to board the plane?
They will relax until it's time to board the plane.
Do you know which gate we are boarding from?
Not yet.
We'll see it on the boarding pass.
Do they know which gate they are boarding from yet?
No, they don't.
They will see it on the boarding pass.
What does boarding mean?
Boarding means getting on the plane.
I hope the cabin crew is friendly on this flight.
I'm sure the flight attendants will be great.
They usually are.
Yeah, they always help with everything on the plane.
What do they hope about the cabin crew?
They hope they are friendly.
What is another name for the cabin crew?
Flight attendants.
Flight attendants is another name for the cabin crew.
What do the flight attendants do on the plane?
The flight attendants help with everything on the plane.
Do you think the plane will depart on time?
I hope so.
I don't like delays.
Me neither.
I want to get to our destination soon.
Does Alex like delays?
No, he doesn't.
He doesn't like delays.
Does Emma want to get to their destination soon?
Yes, she does.
She wants to get to their destination soon.
When we land, we need to go to baggage claim.
And don't forget about passport control.
What will they do when they land?
They will go to Baggage Claim.
What comes after Baggage Claim?
Passport Control.
They will go through Passport Control after Baggage Claim.
Who helps passengers get on the plane?
The flight attendants help passengers get on the plane.
Part 4 Shadowing Practice Lastly, we have the shadowing practice.
Read your lines out loud after the speakers as they talk in the conversation.
Focus on the rhythm and intonation of the English expressions and sentences.
This exercise will sharpen your pronunciation and overall speaking abilities.
Let's begin!
Hey Emma, are you excited about the trip?
I think so.
Do you know when we get to the airport?
Alright, we need to find the check-in desk first.
I hope there isn't a long line at the security check.
Got it.
Do you prefer a window seat or an aisle seat?
I prefer the aisle seat.
It's easier to get up.
Sounds good.
After check-in, we can go through security.
Do you know which gate we are boarding from?
I hope the cabin crew is friendly on this flight.
Yeah, they always help with everything on the plane.
I hope so.
I don't like delays.
When we land, we need to go to baggage claim.
Right.
After that, we can finally start our vacation.
Yes, very excited.
Have you packed everything?
We should get there two hours before departure.
Yes, and then we can drop off our luggage.
Me too.
Remember to take out your laptop at the conveyor belt.
I like the window seat.
What about you?
Perfect.
Let's ask for those seats when we get our boarding passes.
Yes, and then we can relax until it's time to board the plane.
Not yet, we'll see it on the boarding pass.
I'm sure the flight attendants will be great.
They usually are.
Do you think the plane will depart on time?
Me neither.
I want to get to our destination soon.
And don't forget about passport control.
I can't wait.
Let's go and get on the plane.
Great job on completing the English speaking practice.
Keep watching this video every day for one week and repeat the exercises to see significant improvements in your English skills.
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