Learning How to Drive
NEW WORDS:
- Lesson – Noun (n): A time when someone teaches you something.
- Argue – Verb (v): To talk in an angry way with someone because you don’t agree.
- Driving School – Noun (n): A place where people learn how to drive cars.
- Professional – Noun (n): Someone who is very good at their job and does it for money.
- Licence – Noun (n): An official card that says you can do something, like drive a car.
Transcript
P/s: This was translated using Google Translate, so please forgive any inaccuracies.
| Learning How to Drive | Learning How to Drive |
| Amy is 16 years old. | Amy is 16 years old. |
| She lives in a small town. | She lives in a small town. |
| Amy is learning how to drive. | Amy is learning how to drive. |
| Amy’s dad is giving her lessons. | Amy’s dad is giving her lessons. |
| Amy’s dad’s name is Howard. | Amy’s dad’s name is Howard. |
| Amy has had three lessons. | Amy has had three lessons. |
| Amy and her dad argue during the lessons. | Amy and her dad argue during the lessons. |
| Amy’s mom is giving her driving lessons. | Amy’s mom is giving her driving lessons. |
| Amy’s mom’s name is Jane. | Amy’s mom’s name is Jane. |
| Jane has given Amy a lesson. | Jane has given Amy a lesson. |
| Jane has decided to stop giving Amy lessons. | Jane has decided to stop giving Amy lessons. |
| Jane and Amy argue during the lessons too. | Jane and Amy argue during the lessons too. |
| Amy’s parents call a driving school. | Amy’s parents call a driving school. |
| Amy is going to get lessons from a professional. | Amy is going to get lessons from a professional. |
| The classes cost $300 for 10 lessons. | The classes cost $300 for 10 lessons. |
| The lessons are very good. | The lessons are very good. |
| Amy learns how to drive. | Amy learns how to drive. |
| Amy gets her licence. | Amy gets her licence. |
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