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let's pack your bags and head to the
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airport because today I want to talk to
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you about words all related to flying
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hey everyone my name is Wes this is
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interactive English which is all about
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helping you practice and improve your
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English skills and today this lesson is
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all about flying if you have ever
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traveled on an airplane and you've been
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to an airport then I want to talk to you
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about many different words that you are
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going to see that you are going to hear
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so this is very useful especially for
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your comprehension
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so the way that we're going to do this I
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am going to teach you these words as
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though you and I are going on a trip
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that we are going to depart from some
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location and then arrive at another
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location and we're going to go through
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these words in order and those are
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actually the first two words that I
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wanted to talk to you about departures
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and arrivals so when you go to an
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airport and you're driving in a car you
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may actually see a sign that says
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departures this way arrivals this way
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and what this means is that when you are
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departing you are leaving from a place
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and when you are arriving you are
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getting to a place but in this sense
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they are used as nouns departures and
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arrivals so since we are leaving we are
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going to go to the departures side of
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the airport and if somebody is dropping
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you off at the airport which is often
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the case for many of us you you can't
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just pull up there and park right in
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front you can park temporarily in an
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area that is for loading or unloading
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these are two other words that you may
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encounter if you are getting dropped off
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at an airport you may even see a sign
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that says this area is for loading and
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unloading which means that you can take
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the bags out of the car you can say
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goodbye to somebody and you can do this
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quickly you cannot park there
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permanently because it's just for
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loading and unloading so the first thing
check in
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that we need to do now that we're at the
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airport is we need to check-in now this
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word can be used
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a noun a phrasal verb or an adjective
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and I just used it as a phrasal verb
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because I said we need to check in as a
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noun
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you might hear somebody say okay where
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is the check in or as an adjective you
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could say well we need to go to the
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check-in counter so this word is very
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useful because you can use it with
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different parts of speech there are
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typically three ways that you can check
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in you can do an online check-in which
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nowadays I think is pretty common you
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could possibly do a curbside check-in
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which sometimes you have that option
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other times you don't or you can go to
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the check-in counter inside the airport
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many of you may be familiar with online
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check-in you're just using your computer
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at home to check in and get your
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boarding pass now if you're going to do
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a curbside check-in which you might find
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at some airports other airports maybe
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they don't have this but when you get
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dropped off and you unload the vehicle
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there may be a counter right there on
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the curb and the curb is just that that
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stone edging along the side of the
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street that is the curve and if there's
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a counter there then you might do a
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curbside check-in you unload the car and
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then you can check in right there
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outside on the curb now many people will
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go inside the airport to the check-in or
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the check-in counter either one it has
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the same meaning but this is the area
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where you will go talk to an airline
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representative you will show your
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documents you will tell them where
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you're going and then they will issue
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you a boarding pass now I've already
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mentioned this word several times but
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that is another word that I think is
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very important when you talk about
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flying the boarding pass is the the
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document it kind of looks like a ticket
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and this is what allows you to get onto
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the airplane you will get a boarding
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pass once you check in you may have the
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option to check your bags and when you
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check your bags it means that you are
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giving your suitcase or luggage to the
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airline to take to the place that you
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are
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they are going to take it to your
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destination and you are going to check
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your bags we use it with that verb to
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check bags many times people are just
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going to carry their bags with them they
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are not going to check them and if
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that's the case then you can go straight
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to security and security is the place
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where people will go and there are
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officials there that are just checking
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to make sure that that everybody is safe
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that you are not bringing anything
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dangerous onto the airplane and that is
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what this area is called so after you
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get your boarding pass you need to go
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through security and we often use it
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with that phrasal verb go through you go
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through security and people might say an
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example sentence like wow we were we
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were waiting in such a long line when we
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had to go through security we just
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wanted to go through security quickly
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but there was a long queue and it took
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some time to go through security when
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you are going through security another
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verb that you will often hear is remove
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that the officials that work there are
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going to tell people to remove things
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they might say to remove your computer
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from your bag or they might tell you to
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remove your belt or in some cases maybe
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remove your shoes so the next time you
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are going through security I want you to
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listen for that verb remove they will
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tell you to remove maybe a variety of
Flight
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different things after you go through
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security I just I just keep using that
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fred is no verb over and over I told you
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we use it a lot when talking about
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security but after you go through
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security there are there are two
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different types of flights that one
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person might take and that is a domestic
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flight or an international flight if you
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are taking a domestic flight it means
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that you are traveling within the
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country and that is a domestic flight an
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international flight it means that you
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are traveling to another country
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international or domestic flight now
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it's time to start looking for our
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flight we need to find where we need to
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go and you may need to find the
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correct terminal so at some airports
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there will be different terminals and
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this is a building where different
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planes will either arrive or take off
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the terminal and when you are flying you
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may need to find the correct terminal
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the correct building which is where your
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gate is located at the terminal there
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are many different gates so we need to
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look for our specific gate because the
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gate is the location where an individual
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flight will either leave or arrive so we
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need to go to our gate because that is
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where we are going to leave from and
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often it may even say the gate on the
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boarding pass once you check in and get
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your boarding pass it may even tell you
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the gate that you need to go to at
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airports there are different ways to get
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around you will find elevators you will
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find escalators you may find buses or
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trams but you may also see a moving
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sidewalk because at airports sometimes
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people have to walk a long distance to
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get to their terminal or get to their
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gate so you may find moving sidewalks at
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airports and that they mean exactly what
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they say it's like a sidewalk it's
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moving it helps people walk a little
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quicker so they can get around an
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airport faster a moving sidewalk once
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you get to the gate you may see your
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your plane that's parked right there
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something else you may see is a gangway
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this is the elevated platform that is
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connecting the plane to the gate so once
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you give airline employee your boarding
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pass you are going to walk down the
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gangway in order to enter or board the
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plane so as you are boarding the plane
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the first person that you will probably
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see is the flight attendant and this is
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the person who works on a plane and just
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helps the passengers they may bring you
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food or drinks and or just assist you in
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any way that they can you may also see
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the pilots now the pilots they they fly
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the plane but they are flying in a
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compartment which
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is called the cockpit so the pilots will
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fly the plane from the cockpit when
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you're walking down the aisle to find
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your seat you will see those large
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storage areas up top they may be called
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overhead compartments or even overhead
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storage and this is where people will
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put their bags during a flight either in
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the overhead compartments or overhead
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storage listen for those words they're
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very common once you sit down you will
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find things such as an armrest you will
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find that between the seats or even in
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front of you there will be a trade table
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this is a small table that folds down
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and you can put food on it you can put
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drinks on it you could even put a baby
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on it if you wanted to sometimes people
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will put their heads down on the tray
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table and try to sleep again very common
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word listen for it the next time you are
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flying a tray table now that you and I
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are on the plane we're getting ready to
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leave
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the plane is going to go down the runway
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this is the long stretch of smooth
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ground that a plane will go down before
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it takes off it will take off down the
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runway and take off that is the another
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phrasal verb that I wanted to highlight
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because we use that all the time when a
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plane takes off it means when it
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actually leaves the ground you can also
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use this somewhat as a synonym for leave
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so a person might ask you know hey what
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time does the plane leave you could also
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ask well what time does the plane take
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off in this case leave and take off they
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can be used interchangeably but
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specifically take off is talking about
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the the point in which the plane is
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leaving the ground it takes off after we
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take off the plane is going to ascend
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which means it's just going to rise the
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opposite of that once the plane starts
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to land it's going to descend it's going
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to fall it's going to go down so ascend
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is to go up to rise descend is to go
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down to fall it can also be you
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used as a noun ascent and descent and
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when the pilot is talking to the
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passengers you may hear him or her say
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those words and they might refer to our
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ascent or our descent and they may often
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use it with the word altitude that's
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another word that you may hear the pilot
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talk about and altitude just refers to
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the height at which the plane is above
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sea level the altitude of the plane now
Flight Announcements
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that we're flying we are up in the air
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typically at this point the the flight
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attendants will come on and make some
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announcements they will talk about the
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need for people to stay seated they will
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highlight the the fasten seatbelt sign
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or the no smoking sign they may also
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talk about the lavatory and if they
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mention the lavatory then they are just
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talking about the toilet that is located
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on the airplane the lavatory you may
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also hear them talk about the galley the
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galley is often where these flight
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attendants are working it is where they
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prepare the food or get the food ready
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to or even get the drinks ready to come
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around and serve the passengers that
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area is called the galley and they they
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may tell passengers not to congregate
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around the galley and to congregate just
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means to kind of a group of people
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standing around and just hanging out so
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on a plane it's very small you need
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these areas to stay open so they may say
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not to congregate around the galley
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because people need to get to the
Turbulence
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laboratory while flying you may also
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experience turbulence this just refers
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to violent or unsteady wind that that is
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basically going to shake the plane it is
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called turbulence and you may hear a
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pilot make an announcement and tell
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people hey we are going to experience a
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little turbulence
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so that people are aware that this is
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going to happen and and they're not they
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don't need to be nervous if the planes
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start shaking but if it does that is
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called turbulence once the plane starts
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its descent and we are now starting to
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and the flight attendant may come on and
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make another announcement for people to
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return their seats and tray tables to
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their upright position an upright is the
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word that I wanted to mention because
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you will definitely hear that word on a
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plane they will say return the seats
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return the tray tables to their upright
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position and upright just means that it
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is in a straight and vertical position
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an upright position so once the plane
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starts to descend and then it lands then
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we are going to taxi to the gate and
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taxi I'm not talking about the yellow
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car that people use to go from one place
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to another this is actually a verb to
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taxi and what it means is to move slowly
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on the ground after landing again listen
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for this verb this is something that
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pilots will say and they will say that
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we need to taxi to the gate so they want
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everybody to stay seated to taxi after
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we have taxi to the gate and we are
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sitting there you may hear flight
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attendants make another announcement and
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they will say be careful when opening
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the overhead storage because the bags
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may have moved around during the flight
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so again you will hear them mention the
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overhead storage then once we get our
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bags we are going to disembark the plane
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that is leaving the plane we often use
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that verb to disembark to disembark the
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plane once people disembark sometimes
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they're in a hurry I know that sometimes
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I am especially if I need to catch a
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connecting flight and if you hear
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somebody talk about a connecting flight
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what this means is that that the person
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is not at their final destination they
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need to disembark one plane and then get
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on another plane so that they can
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continue their trip it is referred to as
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a connecting flight fortunately for us
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we are at our final destination so after
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we disembark the plane because it is an
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international flight it's not a domestic
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flight we will need to go through
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immigration
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and this is the area where government
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officials will just check your documents
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to make sure it's okay to enter the
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country
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it's called immigration we may also need
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to go through customs this is the area
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where officials may check your bags or
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maybe they'll check any other things
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that you are bringing into the country
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customs then once we have gone through
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immigration and gone through customs
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again we can use it with that phrasal
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verb go through then we will head to
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baggage claim and this is where we will
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collect our luggage or our suitcase so
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at the beginning if you checked a bag we
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use that verb check to check a bag you
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will need to collect that bag at baggage
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claim so instead of saying suitcase or
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luggage airports we'll use the word
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baggage and you will see that on signs
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throughout an airport baggage claim it
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is the place where you will collect any
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check bag or suitcase or luggage baggage
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claim and then once we collect our
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suitcase at baggage claim we're going to
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walk outside to the arrivals area and
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then find a way to leave the airport and
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then that's it our flight is over so I
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hope you enjoyed this lesson and found
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it useful and if you learn some new
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words please hit that like button down
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below thanks so much for watching and
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I'll see you next time
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