il pilota guida l’aereo
the pilot flies the plane
what preposition do you use with “arrive”?
AT or IN
arrive at = Use at for specific buildings, locations, or addresses. Think of these as a “point” on a map.
“I arrived at the airport early.”
“We arrived at the hotel at midnight.”
arrive in = Use in for cities, countries, regions, or large islands.
The train arrived in Tokyo
go by vs take vs ride vs drive vs fly
go by = You can use it for all modes of transport.
take = you take a/ the bus - train - plane - a taxi - the underground/ metro
ride = you ride a bicycle/ bike/ motorbike/ horse
drive = you drive a car - bus - train
fly = you fly a plane or you fly on a plane
Ex. How did you get to Istanbul? We flew there
We flew to Istanbul
Passami il sale
Pass the salt
trasportare i bagagli
to carry the luggage
perdere il treno etc.
to miss the train
arrivare a prendere/ prendere in tempo il treno/ bus etc.
to catch
anno bisestile (366 giorni)
leap year
what time names begin with capital letter in English?
the names of the days = Monday, Sunday etc.
the names of the months = March, April etc.
autumn (pr)
oot@m
what time is “afternoon”?
between 12 pm and 6 pm
What time is “evening”?
from 6 pm to 9/10 pm
Tuesday (pr)
tchuuzdei
Wednesday (pr)
wenzdei
Thursday (pr)
Th@@zdei
tra un momento/ in un momento
in a moment (m@um@nt)
in questo momento
at the moment (m@um@nt)
a) afterward, next = poi/ dopo/ in seguito
b) at that time = a quell’epoca/ allora/ a quel tempo
a) usually in the past
I was born in Scotland. Then we moved to London
b) Yesterday? What were you doing then?
The year 2122? What do you think life will be like then?
di allora/ del tempo (adj)
then
When I met him, the then 17-year-old was the star of his school’s basketball team.
nel presente/ passato/ futuro
in the present/ past/ future
dal 2014 al 2016
from 2014 to 2016
recently (pr)
riisntli