Students learn opposite verbs, such as put on - take off, pick up -- drop off, speed up - slow down, run (sail) away - run (sail) after, etc.

On a peaceful summer day, a dad takes his son on a kayak day trip. Between the challenges of a first river outing and the baby’s whims the father will not have a relaxing day, especially when an eagle joins the adventure. 
A kayak is a small, narrow, human-powered boat, typically propelled by a double-bladed paddle. Originating with Indigenous peoples of Alaska, Canada, and Greenland, it's now used for recreation and sport. Kayaks are characterized by their low-to-the-water design, where the paddler sits facing forward with legs extended, using a double-bladed paddle to propel the boat

Kayak: A Challenging Kayak Trip - Opposite Verbs

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Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. Students learn opposite verbs, such as put on - take off, pick up -- drop off, speed up - slow down, run (sail) a…