Unit 9. A first-aid course

Wednesday, January 13, 2010
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Welcome to English class
Unit 9_A first-aid course
speak
- Period 56
Look at the phrases and the pictures.
Take turns to make and respond to the requests offers and promises.
Work with a partner.
REQUESTS
OFFERS
PROMISES
RESPONSES
R
R1
click
O
R2
RESPONSES
P
RESPONSES
R3

a
b) Sister: Can I get you some medicine?

b
Boy: Yes, please. That would be nice.
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Mother: - No, I’m fine. Thank you.
d) Daughter: -You must have a fever.
Could I get you some water and medicine?

d

c
c) A: - Can I get you some bandage?
B: -Yes, please. That would be nice.
e) Boy: - I promise I won’t play soccer in the house again.
Mother: - I hope so. Don’t forget.

e

LISTEN.
Match the letters A, B, C, D, E, or F to the correct words in the box.
A. ----
B. ----
C. ----
D. ----
E. ----
F. ----
Ambulance
Wheelchair
Crutches
Eye chart
Scale
Stretcher
D
A
C
F
E
B
Put actions in the correct orders
1. ---
2. ---
3. ---
4. --
5. --
6. --
B
E
D
C
A
F
Put actions in the correct orders
1. ---
2. ---
3. ---
4. ---
5. ---
6. ----
F
B
A
D
E
C
B
E
D
C
A
F
KEY
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TAPE TRANSCRIPT
This is the emergency room in a large hospital. A paramedic is wheeling a patient .on a stretcher into the emergency room where a doctor is waiting to treat the patient. The patient (3) doesn’t look well. His head is bandaged and his eyes are closed.
A nurse is pushing an empty wheelchair toward the exit. She is probably taking it to a patient in the ambulance.
The eye chart on the wall is used to check people’s eyesight. The chart consists of about 28 letters ranging in size from about 5 centimeters in height at the top of the chart to about 1 centimeter at the bottom .
A doctor is trying to weigh a crying baby on the scale The baby’s mother is standing nearby. She’s trying to stop her child from crying.
The crutches, which are for someone with a broken leg, are leaning against the wall.
REMEMBER
If there is enough time, just go over the chart of request, offers and promises and new words of “listen”
THE END
Good bye. See you next time
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SPEAK – As model.
Dad : - Sure. Here you are.
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SPEAK (B) – As example
Sister: Can I get you some medicine?
Boy: Yes, please. That would be nice.
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SPEAK © – (As example)
A: - Can I get you some bandage?
B: -Yes, please. That would be nice.
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SPEAK (E) – (As example)
Boy: - I promise I won’t play soccer
in the house again.
Mother: - I hope so. Don’t forget.