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airport /AIR-port/
noun
a place where planes land and take off
"We arrived at the airport two hours early."
flight /FLYT/
noun
a trip in a plane
"Our flight to London was very comfortable."
passenger /PA-sun-jer/
noun
a person who travels but does not drive
"The taxi driver helped the passenger with her bag."
subway /SUB-way/
noun
a train that runs under the ground in a city
"I take the subway to work every day."
ferry /FE-ree/
noun
a boat that carries people and cars across water
"We took a ferry to the small island."
schedule /SKE-jool/
noun
a plan that shows when things happen
"Check the schedule before you leave home."
delay /de-LAY/
noun
when something starts or arrives later than planned
"The train had a delay of one hour."
trip /TRIP/
noun
a short journey to a place and back
"We planned a trip to the beach last summer."
driver /DRY-ver/
noun
a person who drives a car, bus, or taxi
"The taxi driver knew the way very well."
reserve /re-ZURV/
verb
to book a seat, room, or table for later
"Please reserve a table for two people."
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πGrammar: 1A: Present simple and continuous, action and non-action verbs
We use the **present simple** for things that are always true, or that happen again and again. The taxi driver takes passengers to the airport every day.
With he, she, and it, the verb changes its spelling: lives, studies, goes. A good schedule helps every driver.
Words like **always**, **usually**, and **never** go before the main verb, but after the verb **be**. The ferry is usually fast.
We use the **present continuous** for actions happening right now, at this moment. I am waiting for my flight at the airport.
We also use the **present continuous** for temporary situations and for plan
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