Listen for instructions and ask staff about your belongings.
The idea
Put asks you to place something somewhere; take out means remove it. Ask Do I need to…? when you are unsure.
Examples
- Please put your coat in a tray.
- Take your laptop out of the bag.
- Do I need to remove my shoes?
- Can this bottle stay in my bag?
- Please walk through the scanner.
- Where can I collect my belongings?
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Watch out
Take out means remove, while put in means place inside. Follow the instructions at your checkpoint.
Try it yourself
Complete the instruction. Put your keys ___ the tray. (in / out)
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in
in places the item inside the tray.
Complete the instruction. Please ___ your belt. (remove / collect)
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remove
remove means take something off.
Ask for your belongings. Where can I ___ my coat? (collect / remove)
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collect
collect means pick up your belongings.
Practice round
Answer questions and rebuild English sentences to practise. Your score is shown.
Complete the instruction. Put your keys ___ the tray. (in / out)
Complete the instruction. Please ___ your belt. (remove / collect)
Ask for your belongings. Where can I ___ my coat? (collect / remove)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Write one instruction and one question about a bag.