If you like learning about the current news and improving your English for your next English conversation, this English lesson is for you. While watching Donald J. Trump become president, you will learn English phrasal verbs, English idioms,, and other advanced English vocabulary that can really stump English learners.

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How to Watch Trump’s Inauguration in English
1. Inauguration
• : A ceremony where someone officially becomes president.
• : The inauguration of the president takes place in Washington, D.C.
2. Oath of Office
• : A promise made by the president to do their job honestly and follow the law.
• : During the inauguration, the president takes the oath of office.
3. Capitol
• : The building in Washington, D.C., where Congress meets.
• : The inauguration ceremony happens near the Capitol.
4. Chief Justice
• : The leader of the Supreme Court who swears in the president.
• : The Chief Justice will ask the president to repeat the oath.
5. First Lady
• : The wife of the president.
• : The First Lady stands next to the president during the inauguration.
6. National Anthem
• : A country’s official song.
• : Everyone stands to sing the national anthem at the ceremony.
7. Speech
• : Words spoken to a group of people.
• : The president gives a speech after being sworn in.

8. Unity
• : Coming together as one group.
• : The president often talks about unity in the inauguration speech.
9. Democracy
• : A system of government where people vote for their leaders.
• : The inauguration celebrates democracy in action.
10. Parade
• : A public event where people walk or march to celebrate something.
• : There is a big parade after the inauguration.
11. Ceremony
• : A formal event to celebrate something important.
• : The inauguration ceremony happens once every four years.
12. Transition
• : A change from one thing to another.
• : The inauguration marks the transition to a new president.
He had a difficult transition moving from India to the United States.
13. Constitution
• : The set of laws that guide a country.
• : The president promises to protect the Constitution.
14. Tradition
• : Something that people have done for a long time.
• : The inauguration is an American tradition.

15. Dignitaries
• : Important or famous people at an event.
• : Many dignitaries attend the inauguration ceremony.
16. Sworn In
• : Officially start a new job after taking an oath.
• : The president is sworn in during the inauguration.
17. Peaceful Transfer of Power
• : Changing leaders without violence or fighting.
• : The inauguration shows the peaceful transfer of power.
18. Historic
• : Very important or special in history.
• : Every inauguration is a historic event.
19. Vice President
• : The person who is second in command to the president.
• : The vice president also takes an oath during the inauguration.
20. Commander-in-Chief
• : The president’s role as the leader of the military.
• : After the inauguration, the president becomes Commander-in-Chief.

• Elon Musk: The CEO, or boss, at Tesla and SpaceX. He gave $200 million to elect Trump. Musk will help Trump over the next four years.
• Jeff Bezos: He is the founder of Amazon.
• Mark Zuckerberg: Meta’s CEO will not only attend the inauguration but also host a black-tie ball in Trump’s honor. This signifies a significant realignment of Big Tech’s relationship with the administration.
International Dignitaries: