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Title: UNIT 9 Are you safe today


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UNIT 9 Are you safe today?
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I. Lead-in
  • If two cyclists bump into each other by accident
    on a busy street, what do you think they may say
    or do?
  • Do you think it is essential o wear a seatbelt?
  • Why should speeding be punished?
  • What measures should we take to prevent drunk
    driving?

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II. Create a dialog with your partner according
to the given situation, referring to the useful
expressions in the form if necessary.
  • B fell off his bike because a driver suddenly
    honked while he was daydreaming while riding the
    bike. The car almost hit B. A warns B to be more
    careful in the future, and B agrees to take care.

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Useful expressions.
  • ...what happened to you?
  • What was the matter/wrong with you?
  • What's up?
  • You look a mess.
  • You're a mess.
  • You look awful/ terrible/miserable
  • I had a bad fall of my bike.
  • I fell off my bike.
  • I had/took a tumble off my bike.

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Useful expressions.
  • How did it happen?
  • How did you fall off?
  • How come you fell off?
  • .a dog began barking at me.
  • A dog barked (at me) suddenly.
  • A dog started to bark all of a sudden.
  • Ill give you alld1e details.
  • Let me explain.
  • Let me tell you the whole story.

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Useful expressions.
  • You could have been hit by a car!
  • You might have been knocked down/over by a car.
  • You could have been run over by a car.
  • The dog was to blame.
  • It was the dog's fault.
  • You can put the blame on the dog.
  • You should be more careful in the future.
  • You need to be more cautious in the future
  • Youd better take more/greater care next

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Sample dialog. Pay attention to the colored
expressions.
  • A What's the matter with you? You look terrible.
  • B Too bad. I fell off my bike.
  • A How come you fell off?
  • BI was riding along the road, thinking about the
    exam, when the driver behind me suddenly honked
    his horn. I was so startled that I crashed into
    another bike.
  • A Then what happened? Were you hurt?
  • B Let me finish Ill give you a11the details. I
    went off the front of my bike and landed on the
    road. I hurt my arms and elbows when I landed.
  • A That's terrible. The driver was to blame.
  • B He had the right to blow the horn m that
    section of the road. I was daydreaming.
  • A Youd better be more careful from now on.
  • BI will. I won't be daydreaming while riding a
    bike any more.

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III. Create a dialog with your partner according
to the given situation, referring to the useful
expressions in the form if necessary.
  • A and B are leaving a party. A has drunk so much
    that he smells of alcohol and can hardly talk and
    walk. A offers to drive B home.

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Useful expressions.
  • I enjoyed every minute of it-
  • I enjoyed myself.
  • I had a lot of fun.
  • You're slurring your words, and you're unsteady
    on your feet.
  • You can't speak clearly or walk steadi1y.
  • You can't speak clearly, and you can't walk
    straight.

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Useful expressions.
  • I drive better after a few drinks.
  • A few drinks only sharpen my senses.
  • I'm never too drunk to drive.
  • Your breath smells of alcohol.
  • You smell/reek of alcohol.
  • There's a smell of alcohol on your breath.
  • We can smell alcohol on your breath a foot away.

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Useful expressions.
  • Hey, what's going on?
  • Hey, what are you doing with my key ring?
  • Hey, what's the big idea here?
  • I'm keeping them until tomorrow.
  • Ill keep them till tomorrow.
  • I wont give them back to you until tomorrow.
  • Youll get them tomorrow.
  • Ill go by cab.
  • I'11take/call a taxi.
  • I'm taking a cab.

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Sample dialog. Pay attention to the colored
expressions.
  • A It's a great get-together! I had a great time.
  • B Wow, you can't speak clearly or walk steadily.
    Can you drive home?
  • A No problem. I drive better under the influence
    of alcohol.
  • B Well, you've had too much drink tonight. We
    can smell alcohol on your breath a mile away. Let
    me
  • drive you home.
  • A Hey, don't bother. I can go myself.
  • B Come on, I don't want to see you in the
    hospital tomorrow.
  • A Okay. Thank you.

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IV. Create a dialog with your partner according
to the given situation, referring to the useful
expressions in the form if necessary.
  • A finds B looks miserable and asks why. B was
    fined 100 dollars for a car accident. A further
    finds that B had the accident because he broke
    the traffic rules.

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Useful expressions.
  • I got a hundred-dollar ticket
  • I was fined a hundred dollars.
  • I got pinched, and the cops gave me a hundred -
    dollar ticket.
  • It wasn't my fault
  • I'm not to blame.
  • I didn't do anything wrong.
  • If it wasn't for the stupid dog, I wouldn't have
    almost hit the police car.
  • If it hadn't been for the dog, we may not have
    come close to run into your car.

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Useful expressions.
  • You could have braked, couldn't you?
  • You should have braked. Don't you think so?
  • Why didn't you brake when you could?
  • I was driving very slowly.
  • I was going slowly.
  • I was barely moving.
  • ...the speed limit downtown is 40miles an hour.
  • Downtown we have a speed limit of 40 miles an
    hour.
  • There's a 40 mile-per-hour speed limit downtown.

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Sample dialog. Pay attention to the colored
expressions.
  • A What's happened? You look miserable.
  • B I was fined a hundred dollars this afternoon.
  • A Oh, what bad luck! But why?
  • B I'm not to blame. It was the other car.
  • A What are you taking about? Did you have a car
    accident?
  • B Listen to me. I was trying to do a U-turn in
    front of the school gate, when another car came
    up very fast
  • from behind. If the car hadn't gone so fast, I
    wouldn't run into it
  • A You should have been careful. But if I
    remember correct, U-turn is not a11owed at the
    place.
  • B Well, I didn't how this until the policeman
    told me.
  • A What? Don't you look at the road sign when you
    are driving?

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V. Questions for Discussion.
  • 1. Have you ever been in a dangerous situation?
    Describe it
  • 2. Do you think one may ride a bike on the
    sidewalk?
  • 3. Do you want to buy insurance if you travel by
    air? Why?
  • 4. Some people claim that there is a lower rate
    of accidents in travel by air than travel by
    train, bus or car.
  • Do you think this is possible? Why? Which means
    of transport do you prefer to take?
  • 5. If you woke up suddenly to find your house on
    fire, what would you do before you tried to run
    out?
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