Vocabulary and Definitions in Transportation
This content covers vocabulary related to means of transport, verbs, nouns, adjectives, phrases, and phrasal verbs. It includes definitions for various terms like sailboat, engine, ideal, and more. Additionally, it explores confusing words in transportation and offers a vehicles brainstorming activity along with a warm-up exercise related to past simple sentences in a song by Ed Sheeran.
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2 2 Transport E E32101 By Teacher Naphattarawit Oris Foreign language Department Chomsurang Upatham School, Ayutthaya 32101 English English 3 3
Vocabulary: means of transport (van, horse, steamboat, carriage, train, chariot, metro, hovercraft, aeroplane, wagon, sailboat, steam train, bus, helicopter, ferry, motorbike, bicycle, car, cruise ship, hot-air balloon, stagecoach); verbs (develop, design); nouns (sailboat, chariot, sail, engines, wing); adjectives (ideal, basic); phrases (main form, wind blows, thanks to, boil water, long distances); phrsal verb (come along)
Definition develop (v) sailboat (n) come along (phr v) arrive main form (phr) chariot (n) change sth into a more advanced form boat that travels on the sea using the power of the wind the most commonly used two-wheeled vehicle pulled by a horse that was used in ancient times wind blows (phr) a current of air sail (n) sheet of material fixed to a pole on a boat to catch the wind
Definition engine (n) thanks to (phr) because of boil water (v) ideal (adj) wing (n) machines that use energy to produce movement heat water until it reaches a temperature of 100 0C without fault; perfect the flat structures that support an airplane while it is flying make or draw plans for something simple long distances (phr) places far away design (v) basic (adj)
Confusing word chariot (n) 2 carriage (n) 4 1 wagon (n) 4 2-4 stagecoach (n) 4 4-6 hovercraft (n) ferry (n) metro (n) underground , the Tube , subway aeroplane plane airplane
Vehicles brainstorming Think about vocabulary Vehicle as many as you can within 1 minute 1
Warm up Find Past Simple Sentences in this song Castle on the Hill Ed Sheeran https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zW tuCpN83U
Castle on the Hill Castle on the Hill Ed Ed Sheeran Sheeran When I was six years old I broke my leg I was running from my brother and his friends And tasted the sweet perfume of the mountain grass I rolled down I was younger then, take me back to when I Found my heart and broke it here Made friends and lost them through the years And I've not seen the roaring fields in so long, I know I've grown But I can't wait to go home I'm on my way Driving at ninety down those country lanes Singing to "Tiny Dancer" And I miss the way you make me feel, and it's real We watched the sunset over the castle on the hill
Castle on the Hill Castle on the Hill Ed Ed Sheeran Sheeran Fifteen years old and smoking hand-rolled cigarettes Running from the law through the backfields and getting drunk with my friends Had my first kiss on a Friday night, I don't reckon that I did it right But I was younger then, take me back to when We found weekend jobs, when we got paid We'd buy cheap spirits and drink them straight Me and my friends have not thrown up in so long, oh how we've grown But I can't wait to go home I'm on my way Driving at ninety down those country lanes Singing to "Tiny Dancer" And I miss the way you make me feel, and it's real We watched the sunset over the castle on the hill Over the castle on the hill Over the castle on the hill
Castle on the Hill Castle on the Hill Ed Ed Sheeran Sheeran One friend left to sell clothes One works down by the coast One had two kids but lives alone One's brother overdosed One's already on his second wife One's just barely getting by But these people raised me and I can't wait to go home And I'm on my way, I still remember This old country lanes When we did not know the answers And I miss the way you make me feel, it's real We watched the sunset over the castle on the hill Over the castle on the hill Over the castle on the hill
Past Simple tense Past Simple tense past simple tense Past Simple Tense Past Simple Tense Simple Past
past simple tense S + V 2 (Subject + Verb 2) + 2 Past Simple Tense ( was ,were ) Tense
Talking about Holiday !! Talking about Holiday !! Make conversation about your last holiday and find your partner to speaking practice. T: Where did you go on your last holiday? S: I went to Phuket with my family. T: How did you travel there? S: We went there by plane. T: What did you do or see? S: I went swimming and snorkeling.
Activity Activity Ex. 1a 1 1-2 (land) (air) (sea) 1 2
Answer Key Answer Key Land: van, horse, carriage, train, chariot, metro, hovercraft, wagon, stream train, bus, motorbike, bicycle, car, stagecoach Sea: steamboat, hovercraft, sailboat, ferry, cruise ship Air: aeroplane, helicopter, hot-air balloon
I want to know ? I want to know ? Which of these means of transport is your favorite one? and Why? Example My favorite means of transport is the airplane because you fly through the clouds and you can relax and watch a film as you travel.
Pronunciation Pronunciation regular verbs wanted, needed looked, helped, laughed, watched, washed, danced, fixed called, cleaned, offered, loved, closed
Pronunciation Pronunciation /Id/ wanted, needed /t/ looked, helped, laughed, watched, washed, danced, fixed /d/ called, cleaned, offered, loved, closed
Pronunciation Pronunciation -ed 3 /t/ /d/ -ed /Id/ wanted, needed /k/, /p/, /f/, / /, /s/, / t / -ed /t/ looked, helped, laughed, watched, washed, danced, fixed /l/, /n/, /r/, /v/, /z/ -ed /d/ called, cleaned, offered, loved, closed
Pronunciation Pronunciation I just wanted to check that the meeting is still on next week. Dad looked up from his paper and smiled. He was the only man she had ever loved.
33 Ex. 1 People travelled by horse and carriage in the 18th century. The car is a very fast and convenient form of transport. Sailboats use wind to move. Ferries are safer and quicker than the boats of the past. Steam trains used boiling water for power. The train is fast and popular. Humans first flew in hot-air balloons in 1783. The fastest way to travel is by airplane. 33 Ex. Ex. 5 5a a
33 33 Ex. Ex. 4 4b b 1 At Liverpol Train Station A: Hello. How can I help you? B: I d like to go to King s Cross, please. B: This Saturday, please. B: That s fine. How long A: When would you like to travel, sir? A: Let me see. There s a train at 9 am. does it take? A: Two hours and forty-four minutes. much is it? A: It s 16.50, please. B: Single, please. How Single or return, sir? B: Here you are.
Role play about transport Role play about transport A: Hello. How can I help you? B: I d like to go to Paris, please. A: When would you like to travel, sir? B: Tomorrow morning, please. A: Let me see. There s a train at 10 am. B: That s fine. How long does it take? A: Two and a half hours. Single or return, sir? B: Return, please. How much is it? A: It s 69, please. B: Here you are. A: Thank you. Here s your ticket. Enjoy your trip.
