Topic: At the Airport – Security Check
- Student can understand security questions
- Student can respond politely and clearly
- Student learns what NOT to say at security
Teacher reads exactly:
“Welcome to Class 5. Today we will learn English for airport security check. You must speak clearly, politely, and stay calm. Listen carefully and repeat everything after me.”
|
English |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
|
security |
si-kyu-ri-ti |
নিরাপত্তা |
|
metal |
me-tal |
ধাতু |
|
belt |
belt |
বেল্ট |
|
remove |
ri-muv |
খুলে ফেলা |
|
|
po-ket |
পকেট |
|
liquids |
li-kwidz |
তরল |
|
scanner |
ske-naar |
স্ক্যানার |
|
tray |
trey |
ট্রে |
|
electronics |
e-lek-tro-niks |
ইলেকট্রনিক্স |
|
sharp items |
sharp ai-tems |
ধারালো জিনিস |
- “Do I need to remove my belt?”
- “Do I need to take off my shoes?”
- “Should I put my laptop in the tray?”
- “I have no liquids.”
- “I have no sharp items.”
- “Here is my bag.”
- “Can I go now?”
- “Thank you.”
Teacher repeats each sentence 3 times.
- “Do you have any liquids?”
→ “No, I don’t.” - “Do you have a laptop?”
→ “Yes, I do.” - “Please remove your belt.”
→ “Okay.” - “Empty your pockets.”
→ “Sure.” - “Step forward, please.”
→ “Okay.”
Officer: “Please put your bag in the tray.”
Passenger: “Sure.”
Officer: “Do you have any liquids?”
Passenger: “No, I don’t.”
Officer: “Please remove your laptop.”
Passenger: “Okay.”
Officer: “Step through the scanner.”
Passenger: “Alright.”
Officer: “You may go.”
Passenger: “Thank you.”
Teacher performs role-play (2 rounds).
Teacher asks rapid questions:
- Liquids?
- Laptop?
- Belt?
- Pockets?
- Sharp items?
Student answers quickly.
Teacher:
“Describe the security check process in simple steps.”
“Write 5 sentences about your security check experience. Practice the dialogue two times.”