Speaking: Read Aloud Practice

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Practice Speaking: Read Aloud ID: #52467 Long A typical air

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A typical air hockey table has a large, smooth playing surface designed to reduce friction, a surrounding rail to keep the puck and paddles from leaving the table, and goals at either end of the table. Furthermore, tables will usually have machinery that creates a cushion of air on the surface through tiny holes to reduce friction and increase speed.