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CLASS NUMBER 3 – ENGLISH LANGUAGE II- 18/10/2022 CLASS 2 REVIEW GIVING DIRECTIONS 1. A:______________! Is there a _______________ near here? B: Yes, there is. It’s on Rosa e Silva Avenue. Go straight ahead. Turn right on Rosa e Silva Avenue. It is on your right between a music store and a restaurant. A: Thank you. B: __________________. 2. A: Excuse me. __________________ can I get to the hospital? B: Go along Santos Dumont Street. Past the bookstore. Then turn right. It’s at the end of the street. A: ________________ a lot! B: You’re ___________________. 3. A: _________________! Where is the nearest _______________________? B: It’s on Rosa e Silva Avenue. Go straight ahead. Turn left. It is on your left across from the bank. A: Thank __________ very much! B: ________________________________. 4. A: Excuse me! How do I __________________________________ the bookstore? B: __________________________________________________________________________________ A: _____________________so ___________. B: _________________________________. 5. A: ____________________! __________________ is the pet shop? B: __________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ A: _________________________. B: ________________________________. You are here A Police Officer And A Tourist Tourist: Excuse me officer, I think I am lost. Can you help me find my hotel, please? Officer: Certainly, What's the name of your hotel? Tourist: It's the Hilton Hotel. Officer: Hmm, I think I know where it is. Tourist: Is it far? Officer: No, not really. Do you have a car, are you driving? Tourist: No, I don't have a car. Officer: Okay, actually it's only about 10 minutes walk. But if you want, I can call you a cab. Tourist: No, thank you. I don't mind walking. Officer: Okay then, let me give you the directions. Tourist: Thank you. I appreciate that. Officer: Now, go along this street until you get to the Bank. Do you see the tall building? Tourist: Yeah. Officer: So, at the traffic lights there, turn left on Sunshine Avenue. Tourist: Okay, I will turn left. Officer: Correct. Then go straight on, take the second right and that should take you to the Hilton Hotel. Tourist: Okay, I will take the second left. Officer: No, it's the second right. Tourist: Ah, right. The second right. Officer: Yes sir, left at the traffic lights near the bank and then the second right. Tourist: Got it, thank you very much for your help. Officer: No problem, have a nice day. 4. HUMAN BODY / INFIRMITIES/ ADVICE GAME: https://wordwall.net/pt/resource/18729043/should EMERGENCIES https://wordwall.net/pt/resource/18729043/should fire (fire) police an ambulance (ambulances) the house is on fire a fire truck (fire trucks) a helicopter (helicopters) a medical evacuation helicopter a paramedic (paramedics) a flood (floods) an unconscious man a tornado (tornadoes) a weapon (weapons) an arm (arms) 911 Calls Dial 911 on your telephone when there is an emergency. An emergency is when you need the police, an ambulance or a fire truck immediately (right now). Dial 911 when you or someone else is in danger. In Monterey Park, the 911 operator will be able to tell where you are calling from. In some other communities you must tell the 911 operator where you are. Remember: 911 is for emergencies only. Do not call 911 if it is not an emergency. Conversation 1 Operator: 911. What is your emergency? Caller: Someone’s hurt. I need an ambulance. Operator: Okay, help is on the way. Stay on the line. Do not hang up. Caller:OK. Conversation 2 Operator: 911. What is your emergency? Caller: There’s a fire! Operator: Where is the fire? Caller: My house! 2231 Oak Avenue in MontereyPark. OK? Conversation 3 Operator: 911 operator. What is your emergency? Caller: Help! Someone is robbing my house! Operator: Does he know you are there? Caller: No, I’m hiding in the bathroom. Operator: Is the robber armed? Caller: Yes, he has a gun. Operator: Do not hang up. We are sending someone now. Conversation 4 Operator: 911 operator. What is your emergency? Caller: I’m sorry. I want information. 411. Sorry. Goodbye. A few minutes later a police officer knocks on the caller’s door.* Police: Hello. We had a call about an emergency. Caller: That was a mistake. There’s no emergency. Police: We’d like to come in and check, please. Caller: No. No emergency. Police: Open the door now. We’re not leaving. Caller opens the door. The police enter and look around. When they are sure everything is OK, they leave. *If You Accidentally Dial 911 In many cities, if you dial 911 by mistake, the police will come to your house—even if you do not need help. You must let them come into your house. The police will make sure that everyone is OK. Then they will leave your house. Word Work Answer every question with Yes, it is. or No, it isn’t. 1. You missed the bus and need a ride to work. Is this an emergency? ___________________ 2. You are vomiting blood. Is this an emergency? ________________________________ 3. Your back aches. Is this an emergency? ______________________________ 4. Someone is trapped in a burning house. Is this an emergency? ____________________ 5. Is winter your favorite season? ________________________________ 6. Is it time for lunch? ___________________________________________ 7. Is it time to go home, yet? _________________________________________ 911 -- To Call or Not to Call Use 911 only for police, fire, and medical emergencies. If a life is in danger, call 911. If no life is in danger, do not call 911. If there has been an accident and someone is injured, call 911. If there has been an accident, but it was just a fender bender, do not call 911. Look at each picture. Write what is happening. Should you call 911? If yes, circle the picture. 4 5 6