On the Plane - Video and Exercise

Watch the video from 02:12 - 04:21. Listen and repeat to improve your pronunciation.
vegetarian   •  can get   •  it'll   •  dinner   •  not to   •  to read   •  take off   •  film guide   •  i'll take   •  will start   •  flying   •  entertainment   •  safest   •  a newspaper   •  to relax  
Click and Drop: click on a word in the box above and then in the correct space. Check your answers. What is your score?
Flight Attendant: Would you like to read, Ma’am.
Woman: No, thank you.
Flight Attendant: Would you like a newspaper , sir, sir, sir? Would you like a newspaper to read, sir?
Man: Yeah, the Daily Mail.
Flight Attendant: There you go, sir.
Man: Thank you. help take my mind off things. I’m always a little nervous before .
Flight Attendant: Oh well, try worry too much. You know, air flight is the form of travel.
Man: I know. I’m sure I’ll be better after we .
Flight Attendant: You know we have some flight for you too. You’ll find the in the pocket in front of you—our in-flight magazine.
Man: A nice film will help me .
Flight Attendant: Programs shortly after take-off. If there is anything I for you, then please just call for assistance.
Man: When will be served?
Flight Attendant: In about an hour or so. We have uh fish, steak and the option. Which one would you like?
Man: Uh, fish, please.
Flight Attendant: Okay. I’ll be back later. Now please just try and enjoy the flight.
This exercise has been made using a free generator and script at Random Idea English Video courtesy TRU University - Open Learning Division


At the Airport - Easy Check In

Watch the video. Listen and repeat to improve your pronunciation.
Would you like   •  do you have   •  boarding   •  how many   •  departure   •  seat   •  nothing   •  flight   •  go straight   •  Can I see   •  begin   •  did you pack  
Click and Drop: click on a word in the box above and then in the correct space. Check your answers. What is your score?
Ground Attendant: Good morning, sir. your ticket and passport?
Man: Certainly, there you are.
Ground Attendant: Thank you. Okay, and suitcases will you be checking in?
Man: Just one suitcase.
Ground Attendant: And your bags yourself?
Man: Yes, I did.
Ground Attendant: And any electrical goods?
Man: I have an electric shaver in my hand luggage. Is that okay?
Ground Attendant: That’s fine. So in your suitcase?
Man: No.
Okay. a window or aisle seat?
Man: A window seat please.
Ground Attendant: Okay. Just one moment. This is your number and gate. You can through to the departure lounge. Enjoy your .
Man: What time will be ?
Ground Attendant: We boarding at 7:00.
Man: Okay. Thank you.
This exercise has been made using a free generator and script at Random Idea English Video courtesy TRU University - Open Learning Division


Checking in at the Airport - Video

Watch the video. Listen and repeat to improve your pronunciation.
boarding   •  any liquids   •  Could you   •  travelling   •  under   •  overweight   •  counter   •  to visit   •  have they   •  choosing   •  going   •  checking in   •  departure   •  correct   •  departs   •  bottles   •  Flight   •  pack   •  e-ticket   •  overhead   •  carry-on   •  way  
Click and Drop: click on a word in the box above and then in the correct space. Check your answers. What is your score?
Leon is on his to the US. He approaches the check-in .
Ground Attendant: Hello. Where are you to today?
Leon: I’m to Boston. Here’s my confirmation and my passport.
Ground Attendant: Just one moment. Okay, Mr. Ritter. You’re on 867 to Boston with a layover in LA. Is that ?
Leon: That’s right. I’m going my family.
Ground Attendant: And how many bags are you today?
Leon: I have one bag to check and one . Will this fit in the compartment?
Ground Attendant: That will be fine. place your check-in luggage on the scale please?
Leon: Is it ? I don’t want to have to pay a fee.
Ground Attendant: You’re just the limit? Did you your own bags? And been with you since that time?
Leon: Yes and yes.
Ground Attendant: And do you have or gels in your carry-on?
Leon: I do but they are in that are less than 100 milliliters. Is that okay?
Ground Attendant: That’s fine. Here’s your pass. Your flight from Gate 43 at 5:30 That’s on Concourse D. Boarding will begin forty-five minutes before your flight’s .
Leon: Thanks so much.
Ground Attendant: Thank you for ABC airlines
This exercise has been made using a free generator and script at Random Idea English Video courtesy TRU University - Open Learning Division


Sailing - Rod Stewart

Listen to the song. Listen and sing along to improve your pronunciation.
sailing   •  dark   •  can you   •  say   •  near   •  far   •  flying   •  bird   •  hear   •  high   •  trying   •  free   •  waters   •  across  
Click and Drop: click on a word in the box above and then in the correct space. Check your answers. What is your score?
I am , I am sailing,
home again the sea.
I am sailing, stormy ,
to be you, to be free.
I am , I am flying,
like a across the sky.
I am flying, passing clouds,
to be with you, to be .
Can you me, can you hear me
through the night, far away,
I am dying, forever ,
to be with you, who can .
Can you hear me, hear me,
through the dark night away.
This exercise has been made using a free generator and script at Random Idea English


Duty-free Goods

Watch the video from 04:23 - 06:23. Listen and repeat to improve your pronunciation.
will be   •  here   •  credit cards   •  bottle   •  everything   •  like   •  total bill   •  in-flight shop   •  wait   •  have   •  sunglasses   •  credit   •  Is there   •  duty-free  
Click and Drop: click on a word in the box above and then in the correct space. Check your answers. What is your score?
Flight Attendant: Sir, have you seen the catalogue for our ?
Man: This one?
Flight Attendant: That’s it. Would you to order any goods?
Man: Yes, please. Can I pay by card?
Flight Attendant: Yes. All major are accepted, but purchases must not exceed US $500.
Man: I’d like this of scotch whiskey, please at $34.00.
Flight Attendant: Right, that one bottle of Johnny Walker malt whiskey. anything else you’d like sir?
Man: Yes, I’d like these titanium .
Flight Attendant: Yes, they are priced at US $145.00. Will that be all, sir?
Man: Yes, that’s , Thanks.
Flight Attendant: The comes to US $179 US. Can I your credit card, please?
Man: Yes, you go.
Flight Attendant: Sir, please while I collect your duty-free goods.
Man: Thank you.
This exercise has been made using a free generator and script at Random Idea English Video courtesy TRU University - Open Learning Division


Too or Enough

Click on the picture to do the exercise.

too + adjective (too heavy--a problem)

not + adjective + enough (not light enough--a problem when negative)

adjective + enough (light enough --not a problem--just right)

enough + noun (enough food -- just the right amount)