Name: Fly with us in English! ✈️ 50+ Common Phrasal Verbs!
Uploaded: 2024-12-08T17:06:08.000Z
Duration: 12 min 29 s
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Adverbs of manner

Would you like to practice your travel English or simply join us on a family travel day?

Today you'll have the chance to practice more than 50 phrasal verbs and over 50 vocabulary words for traveling as you fly with me and my family from Vancouver, Canada to Montreal on the other side of Canada.

My name is Brittany and I'm an English teacher from the United States living in Canada with my husband and our three-year-old son, Dory.

On this trip we'll be visiting my son's grandparents and he's very excited.

Hopefully everything goes well today and we don't have any flight delays or cancellations or lost bags or illnesses.

All of this has happened to us before in the past while traveling with our son and it's not fun.

Our travel day actually starts the day before our flight.

I did the laundry and then laid everything out on my bed to pack it.

For my three-year-old I'm packing several pairs of underwear and socks, a few pairs of pants, a couple of sweaters, some pajamas, and long-sleeve shirts.

To keep him entertained on the flight I'm packing some markers, stickers, coloring books.

I'm also packing his headphones and tablet.

I always pack a lot of snacks and I mean a lot of snacks.

I'm packing a stuffed animal for him even though I know that my son will want to just pack his own backpack himself.

I'm considering bringing my son's stroller because it makes it a lot easier for us to navigate the airport with his stroller.

However, I would prefer to travel light so I might just leave it at home.

I also want to bring my camera equipment with me so that I can film English videos for you guys while I'm traveling.

In the description down below you can download the full guide and practice exercises so you don't forget anything that you learned today.

The guide will include all of the phrasal verbs and all of the vocabulary words from today's video with a definition and example sentences.

Our journey really begins early this morning as we set off for the airport.

We go to our bus stop and wait for the bus watching as many cars drive by.

It's fall and the leaves look so beautiful.

We catch the bus and grab some seats at the front.

Dory talks the entire way about how excited he is to go on the airplane.

We put our backpacks back on and head toward the train station where we'll be catching the train to the airport.

My son is very excited to take the escalator and holds his dad's hand as he rides it down.

The backpack slips off my husband's shoulder and he slides it back up.

As usual, we step off the escalator and head toward the trains.

We tap our transport cards and walk through the open doors.

As we're waiting on the platform for our train to arrive, I show Dory the subway map.

We got to the station pretty early so we have about eight minutes to wait until the next train arrives.

The doors open up, we get on the train and look for seats that aren't taken, which turns out to be very easy.

I'm not sure why there are so many available seats.

It's rush hour so I thought it would be busy.

We get settled for a short train ride to the airport.

The best thing about traveling with toddlers and young kids is that they're so excited about everything.

They love life and really live in the moment.

It's only the beginning of the day but we already start digging into our snacks.

We have lots of conversations about our plans for the day because toddlers always like to know what's going to happen next.

Finally, the airport is in sight and we start getting ready to get off the train.

When the train stops, the doors open and we get off.

I double check that we have all of our bags with us and that we didn't forget anything on the train.

We start heading toward the airport check-in.

You can see on the right there are many people at the machines buying their train tickets to go back in the other direction.

Dory points out lots of advertisements and artwork because that's what kids do.

They notice everything and they like to tell you about it.

Well, my husband and I walk and our son runs into the airport and we head toward the flight information screens to check that our flight is on time and to find out where our gate is.

Dory likes to help us and asks lots of questions.

We take another escalator down to the floor where the check-in desks and kiosks are.

Most of the check-in kiosks are free which is great but we have already checked in online and my husband has our boarding passes on his phone.

Since we don't have any bags to check in we can just go straight to the security line and it's a domestic flight within Canada so we don't have to worry about customs and immigration checks today.

On the way to the security line a piece of yarn falls out of my hat and Dory thinks it's pretty funny.

We walk over to security and Dory makes sure that we all have our passports with us.

I don't know about you but I always find going through security to be very stressful.

The workers are kind and helpful and Dory is curious about everything.

We place our bags, jackets, belts, phones, and everything else into bins.

The bins go through the scanners and we pick them up on the other side.

I don't have video of it but Dory really enjoyed going through the metal detector.

It makes such a difference when the workers are in a good mood and are really kind to children.

We make our way to our gate looking at the airport art along the way.

He's a bit disappointed that he can't play with them.

Dory has a bit of trouble stepping onto it but he recovers quickly.

He walks toward his dad and then decides maybe he'll just stand still and let the moving walkway do all the work.

Sadly this airport terminal did not have a playground for kids.

Some airports have cute little play areas for kids and it's very very helpful for parents at the airport.

We take many breaks to watch the airplanes take off.

We make it to our gate with lots of time to spare.

So we find some seats and we get comfortable.

Dory opens up his backpack and plays with his toys.

I noticed that our water bottles aren't full so Dory helps me find water fountains so we can fill up our bottles.

The thing about toddlers is that they love to help you with anything even if it's not always the most convenient or effective kind of help.

Now it's time to eat something before we board the plane.

Then it's time to look for the restrooms.

We look in the mirror to make sure there's no food in our teeth.

Dry off our hands with a paper towel and throw it in the trash.

Boarding has started and the other passengers have started to line up.

I look for a trash can to throw a few things away before we board.

We wait in line and listen for our boarding group to be called with our passports and boarding passes ready.

We show our tickets and passports to the gate agent and walk onto the jetway.

We walk onto the airplane and say hello to the flight attendant.

She's really nice and offers to let Dory sit with the pilot later on when we land.

We walk down the aisle and look for our seats.