Better safe than sorry

Better safe than sorry

Module 1 b

Safety rules

• Peephole
• Switch on
• ID
• Alarm system
• Install
• A burglar breaks in
• Hand over valuables
• Steal things
• Crime

Word formation

• We normally form adverbs from adjectives by adding –ly , real –really, proper—proper ly

• Careful
• Safe
• Sure
• Bad

Phrasal verbs (run)

Phrasal verb - Run

into

To meet by chance

run

Out of

after

to be used up

to run to try to catch somebody/something

Translate the sentences into English.

• У нас закончился хлеб, поэтому я пошел в магазин.
• Когда я шел в магазин, я неожиданно встретил своего одноклассника.
• Он гнался за своей собакой вчера, когда я ему позвонил.

Should(n’t)

• We use should/shouldn’t to dive advice.
• You are tired. You should have a rest!
• You shouldn’t eat so much. It’s bad for you.

A splitting headache – раскалывается голова

Take a painkiller – принять обезболивающее

A toothache – зубная боль

Feet hurt – болят ноги

listening

• Area

• Mobile phone

• Money

• Items

• Burglar

Asking for/giving advice

Asking for advice

Giving advice

• What should I/we do to…?
• What’s the best way to…?
• How can I/we…?

• I think/don’t think you should…
• You should (not)…
• How about… +ing
• Why don’t you…?

A: What should we do before answering the door?

B: We should look through the peephole and put the chain on the door. etc.