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ISPEAK 02/19/25

2nd domain Grammar

subject - verb agreeement sub is sing verb is sing too if verb has an s its singular noun has an s is plural

prepositions****** prep of time and place At - Time ( at 10:30, at 11:30) On - Dates and Days (on Mondays, on Feb 14) In - Months Seasons Years (in May, in Summer, in 2000)

verb tenses ********* past - last month is a tense marker (when) present future

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ways 2 pay via smartphonen ( chargepoint app) rfid card membership plan with membership card credit card lv 2 - 2-4 c3nts per minute

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EV STATION

  1. Locate a Charging Station Use apps like PlugShare, ChargePoint, or Google Maps to find nearby charging stations.

  2. Park and Prepare Your EV Park in the designated charging space. Ensure your vehicle is in “Park” mode and powered off. Unplug your charging cable from the station and your car, if it’s not a contactless system.

  3. Select a Charging Option Level 1 Charging: Standard 120V outlet, slower but works for overnight charging. Level 2 Charging: 240V outlet, faster charging for daily use. DC Fast Charging: High-speed charging for quick top-ups.

  4. Connect the Charging Cable Plug the charging connector into your car’s charging port. You may hear a click when it’s securely connected. Make sure the charger is compatible with your EV port.

  5. Payment Process Some stations may require a membership card, credit card, or mobile app to start the charging session. Follow the prompts on the charging station’s screen or mobile app to complete the payment process.

  6. Monitor Charging Many stations and apps allow you to track the progress of your charging session (time remaining, power delivered). Check your EV’s dashboard to see charging status.

  7. End Charging Session Once your EV is fully charged (or reaches your desired range), disconnect the charging cable from your vehicle. Some charging stations may automatically stop charging when complete, while others may require you to press a button to stop the session.

  8. Return Cable and Leave the Station Safely store the charging cable back on the station. Drive away once you’re done and ensure the spot is clear for other EV drivers

PAYMENT OPTIONS Mobile Apps (e.g., ChargePoint, Tesla Supercharger, PlugShare) Membership Cards (for specific networks) Credit/Debit Cards (via station’s kiosk or onsite payment terminal) RFID Cards (used by some charging network providers) Cash or Contactless Payments (less common)