5. A client comes to Jody's Garage. What does the client say if there are:

1. problems with the radiator in his car?

2. problems with the carburetor in his car?

3. problems with the transmission in his car?

4. problems with the wheels in his car?

5. problems with the fuel pump in his car?

6. problems with the oil in his car?

7. problems with the brakes in his car?

8. problems with the spark plugs in his car?

9. problems with the battery in his car?

10. problems with the water hose in his car?

1. I'd like to have my oil changed.

2. Could you check my carburetor?

3. I think the spark plugs needs to be replaced.

4. My wheels need alignment.

5. My fuel pump is leaking.

6. I think my brakes need fluid.

7. There is a leak in the water hose. Can you replace it?

8. Can you recharge the battery?

9. Can you check the transmission fluid?

10. There's a leak in my radiator.

6. One of you is Jody; (the other one is his client. The client tells Jody about the problems with his car. What is Jody's answer?

Client:

1. Something is wrong with the brakes in my car.

2. Something is wrong with the radiator in my car.

3. Something is wrong with the transmission in my car.

4. Something is wrong with battery in my car.

5. Something is wrong with the fuel pump in my car.

6. Something is wrong with the wheels in my car.

7. Something is wrong with the spark plugs in my car.

8. Something is wrong with the water hose in my car.

9. Something is wrong with the carburettor in my car.

10)Something is wrong with the oil in my car.

Jody:

1. I must change the oil.

2. I must check the carburettor.

3. There's a leak in the water hose. 1 must replace it.

4. I must recharge the battery.

5. I think the spark plugs need to be replaced.

6. The wheels need alignment.

7. Your fuel pipe is leaking.

h) I think your brakes need fluid.

i) I must check the transmission fluid.

j) There's a leak in your radiator.

Unit 29 The list of good driving habits

1. Read and translate the text:

Here is a list of driving actions that form the basis of good driving habits. Opinions differ on what's 'correct' when it comes to driving habits; this list conforms to what most professional driving instructors teach.

Preparing to drive

Adjust the seat for effective control and comfort.

Adjust all three mirrors for the best view.

Fit and adjust your seat belt and head restraint.

Check your passengers are safely seated.

Indicating

Indicate for at least five seconds before you pull out from the kerb.

Indicate for at least three seconds before turning.

Indicate for at least two seconds before beginning to change lanes.

Indicate before you steer off roundabouts (wherever practical).

Look in your mirror before you indicate.

Look in your mirror before you put your foot on the brake.

Indicate before you brake.

Look around you

Slow down if you can't see what’s happening five vehicles in front of you.

Slow down at intersections and look for other cars even if you have right of way.

Look into intersections regardless of having right of way.

Keep your eyes scanning the situation all around you.

Look over your shoulder (headcheck) before beginning to change lanes and in other situations where vehicles could be in your blind spot.

Don’t bend the rules

Come to a complete stop (no rolling) at stop signs.

Ensure your maximum speed is always slightly under the speed limit.

Stop for green lights when traffic in front of you is not leaving the intersection.

Stop for amber lights unless it is not safe.

Be a careful driver

Stay at least three seconds travel time behind the car immediately in front of you.

Leave a space, when stopping behind a vehicle, to drive around it if you have to.

Change lanes as little as possible.

Slow down when approaching green traffic lights and check to make sure no one is running a red light.