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 a news clip about another tragic plane crash, this time in the city of Philadelphia, you will learn English phrasal verbs, English idioms, and other advanced English vocabulary that can really stump English learners.

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Philadelphia Crash
1. Philadelphia: A large city in the state of Pennsylvania, USA.
• The medevac jet crashed shortly after taking off from Northeast Philadelphia Airport.
2. Reset: To start something over or return it to its original state.
• Abby wanted to reset the situation for anyone just joining the live newscast.
3. Medevac jet: A medical evacuation aircraft used to transport patients.
• The medevac jet was carrying a young patient back to Mexico when it crashed.
4. Took off : When an aircraft leaves the ground and begins to fly.
• The plane took off from Northeast Philadelphia Airport en route to Missouri.
5. En route: On the way to a destination.
• The aircraft was en route to Missouri before heading to its final destination in Mexico.
6. Missouri: A state in the central United States.
• The flight plan included a stop in Missouri before continuing to Mexico.
7. Plunging: Falling or moving downward quickly.
• Witnesses saw the plane plunging from the sky moments before the crash.
8. Plummeting: Dropping suddenly and steeply.
• The aircraft was plummeting rapidly before it hit the ground.
9. A busy section: A crowded or active area.
• The plane crashed into a busy section of Philadelphia near a shopping mall.
10. Casualties: People who are injured or killed in an accident.
• The crash resulted in multiple casualties, including those on board and on the ground.
11. Witness: A person who sees an event happen.
• A witness described hearing a loud explosion as the plane crashed.
12. Insane: A situation that is extremely shocking or crazy.
• The aftermath of the crash was an insane scene of destruction and chaos.
13. To be honest: A phrase used to express that you really believe something.
• To be honest, I never expected something like this to happen in our neighborhood.
14. Flashback: A sudden, very clear memory of a past event.
• The man from Ukraine may have been having a flashback to the war he witnessed.
15. Obtained: Got or acquired something.
• CNN obtained video of the crash from the local police.
16. Air traffic control tower: A facility at an airport that manages aircraft movements.
• The pilots did not talk with the air traffic control tower before the crash.
17. Frequency: A specific radio wave used for conversation.
• The plane lost contact on the designated radio frequency shortly after takeoff.
18. Councilperson: A member of a city council.
• The local councilperson addressed the media about the incident.
19. An active scene: A location where emergency responders are currently working.
• The crash site remained an active scene as investigators examined the area.
20. The Philadelphia Eagles: A professional American football team based in Philadelphia.
• The Philadelphia Eagles expressed condolences to the victims’ families.
21. In mass: In large numbers.
• People gathered in mass to pay their respects at the crash site.
22. Folks: Informal term for people.
• Many folks in the community are mourning the loss after the accident.
23. Patients: People receiving medical treatment.
• The medevac jet was transporting patients in need of urgent care.
24. Patience: The ability to wait calmly.
• Investigators asked for the public’s patience as they conducted their work.
25. Subsequent: Coming after something else.
• Subsequent reports provided more details about the crash.
26. Residential: Relating to where people live.
• The plane crashed into a residential area, damaging several homes.
27. Facilities: Buildings or places that serve a specific purpose.
• Emergency facilities were set up to assist those affected by the crash.
28. Suspect: To believe something might be true.
• Investigators suspect that mechanical failure may have caused the crash.