On a Plane: Discussing aviation vocab and dialogues. You have to look at the worksheet to comment. Students, please stop looking at the previous comments from your classmates and give an original comment (your own thoughts). Thank you. Cai Huibin will forward you the attachment if you can't see it here.
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There are a lot of new vocabularies that i don't know. Thanking god ,eventually i figure out the dialogues by looking up words in dictionary.I have never flown so i learn a lot from the dialogues.I am a little looking forward to class on monday.
Zhang Min, you didn't have to talk to God about the lesson ... you should have just started looking up the words that were unfamiliar to you and then you would have understood the lesson! If you haven't been in a plane yet (like most of your classmates, I am sure), you will now get familiar with some aviation vocabulary which would assist you in future and hopefully it may help to make your flight more comfortable. We'll also do a few dialogues and that'll too help you to remember some words and actions related to flying. :)
Well Yao Zengjun, if you looked up the unfamiliar words in the dictionary, then you have done exactly what I am hoping the students would do! Then you would know better what the lesson is about, and you wouldn't sit in the class not understanding the new words we'll discuss. So, thank you for doing that! And one day when you fly around in China or abroad visiting other countries, everything on the plane wouldn't be completely unfamiliar to you anymore. ;-)
Yes Hui Ying, I agree with you about the English to improve, in particular the vocabulary; but, it is not only you, ALL the students in our oral English class need to improve and need more vocabulary. So, I hope the students in the class who are really serious about improving, would work toward achieving their goal for English. And of course, this aviation vocab (and in particular practicing the dialogues) would teach you some words you may need one day when you start flying all over the world to visit other countries ..!
Well Zhang Yingying, I suspect most (if not all) the students in your class haven't been on a plane yet. So, everyone would benefit by learning some aviation vocabulary! When I flew for the first time, I was with other people I knew and it was easier. I guess it would be stressful if one flies alone the first time. So, whenever you'll do your first flight, fly with a group or with someone you know well; it would make it much more comfortable to you!
From the aviation vocab and plenty of short dialogues.I realized that there are kinds of words i don't know.Then i have to check them using dictionary.And i have learned knowledge about the aviation.I know that some of the beverage are freed to passengers.When the aircraft take off we must fasten our safty-belt so that we will not be hurt.There are some places we should know the fuctions about them.Then we can abording more smoothly.
Thank you, Helen, for such an early reply.You have planned well! Yes, aviation vocab and dialogues are not well-known among young students and it may even be regarded as boring by some, but one day most of you would be traveling by plane and then you would have some knowledge about it (if you travel with a foreign airline company). So, I believe this lesson would be relevant to you one day and you would have more peace of mind flying all over the world! ;-)
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