- •Disasters/ Accidents Завдання Unit 4 Disasters/ Accidents p.45-50 Особливу увагу прідилити лексиці
- •Look at the words in bold on page 45 and try to explain them.
- •Fill in the correct word(s) from the list below:
- •Impact restricted recalled
- •Intense
- •3.Fill in the correct word(s) from the list below. Use the words only once.
- •4 Read the sentences and try to explain the idioms in bold.
- •6. Fill in the correct parlicle(s).
- •7 Fill in the correct preposition, then
- •1 Match the disasters or accidents with the headlines.
- •2 Headlines are short and introduce newspaper reports briefly in an eye-catching way. Read the sentences, underline the key words, and suggest headlines.
- •5. Explain the words in the list. …. Finally, write your report describing the event as if you were to present the news bulletin.
- •My Report about the flood
- •6 Match the list of things which could cause accidents with the accidents in the list.
- •7.What accidents could the following cause?
- •8. Look at the pictures and say what may, might, could have caused each accident.
- •9.Read the following news report and fill in the correct words from the list.
- •12 Match the incidents with the survival techniques
- •13. Read the following news report, then imagine you are Ann and narrate the incident from her point of view.
- •I use the first type of conditional.
- •3. What will you do if...
- •5 How' could these accidents have been avoided?
- •6 Go through the sentences and note how the form of the verb changes with “unless”. Then, rewrite the sentences.
- •Fill in the correct tense then identify the type of conditional.
- •Rewrite the sentences using inversion.
If I had seen someone trying to break in. I would have called the police.- c
a untrue condition in the present
b giving instructions
с imaginary situation contrary to the facts in the past
d general truth/scientific facts
e action likely to happen in the present/future
f giving advice
Present Simple is used in the first and in the second sentences. In the third sentence – Present Simple / Future Simple. In the forth – Past Simple/ Future-in-the-Past. In the fifth – Past Simple/ Future-in-the-Past. In the sixth – Past Perfect / The Future-in-the-Past Perfect Tense.
1.Read the sentences and match them with the correct description. Then say what tense is used for each conditional sentence.
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activate the alarm - evacuate the building quickly and quietly - use the nearest emergency exit - not use the lift
e.g. If you see smoke, activate the alarm.
If you see smoke, activate the alarm. If you see fire ( If you feel earthquake), evacuate the building quickly and quietly. Use the nearest emergency exit, if you smell smoke. Not use the lift, if you hear ( see) building crash.
I use the first type of conditional.
3. What will you do if...
an earthquake occurs? – If an earthquake occurs, I will leave the building quickly and quietly.
a fire alarm goes off?- If a fire alarm goes off, I will go through the nearest emergency exit.
there's a blackout?- If there`s a blackout, I will wait at home or go to bed.
you see a car crash?- If I see a car crash, I will call the police and go away from the car.
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whistle axe life-jackel compass
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whistle axe life-jackel compass
you were trapped under debris. - whistle
the boat you were on started sinking. – life-jacket
you were trapped in a mine. - torch
you were travelling through a desert. - compass
you got stuck in an underground train. - axe
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torch whistle axe life-jacket compass
5 How' could these accidents have been avoided?
A house burnt down. A young boy was playing with matches ...If the young boy hadn't been playing with matches, the house wouldn’t have burnt down....
The town was flooded. The dam burst. – If the dam didn`t burst, the town wouldn`t have been flooded.
Two cars collided on the road. One of the drivers had been drinking. – If one of the drivers hadn`t been drinking, two cars wouldn`t have collided on the road.
A cyclist was seriously injured by a car at night. The cyclist had no lights on his bicycle.- If the cyclist had had lights on his bicycle, he wouldn`t been injured by a car at night.
A garage exploded. A man threw his cigar out of the window of his car.- If the man hadn`t thrown his cigar out of the window of his car, a garage wouldn`t has (have) exploded.
6 Go through the sentences and note how the form of the verb changes with “unless”. Then, rewrite the sentences.
If you don't have a map, you will lose your way.
...Unless you have a map. you will lose your way...
If we don't transmit a message now, it will be too late.- Unless we transmit a message now, it will be too late.
If the windscreen isn't clear, how can the driver see?- Unless the windscreen is clear, how can the driver see?
If you don't wear warm clothes, you'll get cold. – Unless you wear warm clothes, you`ll get cold.
If we don’t refill our air tanks, we’ll suffocate. – Unless we refill our air tanks, we`ll suffocate.
Fill in the correct tense then identify the type of conditional.
If we lived in a well-built house, we wouldn`t be (not/be) in danger.-
The car will not roll (not/roll) back as long as you put the brake on.
You might cut yourself if you played (play) with knives.
I would always wear a helmet if I were (be) you.
If you'd locked the medicine up. He wouldn`t have drunk (not/drink) it.
Supposing you got (get) stuck in the lift, what will you do?
If he had listened (listen) to the weather forecast, he
wouldn't have sailed in such stormy weather.
What would you do (you/do) if there was an emer-
gency landing?
If you hear the alarm, will head for (head for) the exit.
10 If he had been driving more carefully, he would have avoided (avoid)
the accident.
Rewrite the sentences using inversion.
If someone tries to break in. call the police.
...Should someone try to break in, call the police ...
If I were you, I'd hire a bodyguard.- Should I were you, I`d hire a bodyguard.
If he had let off flares, they would have spotted him.- Would he has let off flares, they spotted him.
If you see smoke, activate the alarm.- Would you see smoke, activate the alarm.
If she hadn’t gone through the traffic lights, she wouldn’t have hit the pedestrian.- Would she has gone through the traffic lights, she hadn`t hit the pedestrian.
Decide
which object you would use if:
you
were trapped under debris.
the boat you were on started sinking.
you were trapped in a mine.
you were travelling through a desert.
you got stuck in an underground train.
hat woll you do if...
an earthquake occurs?
a fire alarm goes off?
there's a blackout?
you see a car crash?
