This document contains vocabulary words related to travel, including verbs like check in, check out, load, relax, and stay. It also includes conjunctions like because and but, adjectives like final and overnight, nouns like camera, film, hotel, and vacation. Prepositional phrases and verb phrases are presented, such as at first, at last, go sightseeing, take a picture of, and take a vacation. Definitions and examples are provided for each term.
This document contains vocabulary words related to travel, including verbs like check in, check out, load, relax, and stay. It also includes conjunctions like because and but, adjectives like final and overnight, nouns like camera, film, hotel, and vacation. Prepositional phrases and verb phrases are presented, such as at first, at last, go sightseeing, take a picture of, and take a vacation. Definitions and examples are provided for each term.
This document contains vocabulary words related to travel, including verbs like check in, check out, load, relax, and stay. It also includes conjunctions like because and but, adjectives like final and overnight, nouns like camera, film, hotel, and vacation. Prepositional phrases and verb phrases are presented, such as at first, at last, go sightseeing, take a picture of, and take a vacation. Definitions and examples are provided for each term.
This document contains vocabulary words related to travel, including verbs like check in, check out, load, relax, and stay. It also includes conjunctions like because and but, adjectives like final and overnight, nouns like camera, film, hotel, and vacation. Prepositional phrases and verb phrases are presented, such as at first, at last, go sightseeing, take a picture of, and take a vacation. Definitions and examples are provided for each term.
check in Verb: to register at a hotel when you arrive
I checked in when I arrived at the hotel. check out Verb: to pay your bill and leave a hotel You have to pay your bill when you check out of the hotel. load Verb: to put film in a camera Load the film in the camera before you take a picture. relax Verb: to rest I’m very tired. I need to relax. rest Verb: to relax I’m very tired. I need to rest. smile Verb: to grin, to make a facial expression that shows one is happy My wife smiled when I gave her the gift. stay Verb: to remain, to live temporarily in a place They stayed at the hotel for three days. because Conjunction: for the reason that, the reason why I was absent because I was sick. but Conjunction: except that, used to introduce a statement that disagrees with something just said He wants to run, but he can’t. He hurt his leg. final Adjective: last Our final book quiz is next week. Then we will graduate. for Preposition: used with a period of time to show how long I stayed at the hotel for two weeks. long (trip/time) Adjective: used for distance or time From Riyadh to New York is a long trip. We began school yesterday. It will be a long time until we graduate. overnight Adjective: from the evening to the next morning Ahmed stayed overnight at the hotel. He arrived Sunday night and left Monday morning. short (trip/time) Adjective: used for distance or time It is a short trip from KKMC to Hafar Al Batin. We began school 4 years ago. It will be a short time until we graduate. why Adverb: for what reason, question word used to find a reason Ahmed: Why were you absent? Ali: Because I was sick. camera Noun: a thing used to take photos Load the film in the camera before you take a picture. film Noun: used in cameras to take a picture Load the film in the camera before you take a picture. hotel Noun: a place to stay when you travel I stay at the Al Khozama hotel when I’m in Riyadh. lake Noun: a body of water with land on all sides I like to swim in the lake when I take a vacation. mountain Noun: a high piece of land often with steep sides There is a lot of snow in the mountains. ocean Noun: a large body of water There are many ships on the ocean. rest Noun: break, the stopping of work or activity I’m very tired. I need some rest. roll (of) Noun: a unit of film I have two rolls of film for my camera. spoonful Noun: a full spoon of something Bob is sick. The doctor told him to take a spoonful of medicine. tree Noun: a plant composed mainly of wood There are many palm trees in Saudi Arabia. vacation Noun: a time when you don’t have to work I will take a one month vacation in July. I’m going to travel. sight (s) Noun: the interesting places to visit in a town or city I hope we get a chance to see the sights. sightseeing Noun: when you visit the famous or interesting places in a town or city In the afternoon, we went sightseeing in Paris. at first Prepositional Phrase: in the beginning At first, I was afraid of the dog, but now I like it. at last Prepositional Phrase: finally I studied for 6 hours. At last, I’m finished. go / went Verb Phrase: see famous or interesting things sightseeing I went sightseeing in Washington. I saw the White House. take a picture of Verb Phrase: to use a camera to take a photograph of something /take pictures of I want to take a picture of the mountains. /took pictures of take / took a Verb Phrase: to relax rest I’m tired. I want to take a rest. take / took a Verb Phrase: to stop working for a period of time to relax and rest vacation He works very hard. He needs to take a vacation.