The plaster / nurse helped the patient stand up and take a few steps.
plaster
nurse
The plaster / nurse helped the patient stand up and take a few steps.
plaster
nurse
The alarm clock didn't catch up / go off yesterday morning, and I was late for work.
catch up
go off
Lack of sleep can lead to / at serious health problems.
to
at
I am shortly / constantly tired. I think I need a holiday.
shortly
constantly
A: Is this a burn / scratch on your knee?
B: Yes, I tripped over a rock and fell down.
burn
scratch
- What happened, Tom?
- I _______ my head on the door.
sense
drowned
delay
aware
banged
unconscious
There was a two-hour _____ on the flight from Paris to London.
sense
drowned
delay
aware
banged
unconscious
The young boy almost ____ yesterday while he was swimming in the swimming pool.
sense
drowned
delay
aware
banged
unconscious
Some parts of Liam's essay don't make any ______
sense
drowned
delay
aware
banged
unconscious
The man was lying down ______ when his wife called for help.
sense
drowned
delay
aware
banged
unconscious
Luke wasn't ______ of the time and missed the bus to school.
sense
drowned
delay
aware
banged
unconscious
Read the text. Choose T for True, F for False and NM for Not Mentioned
Safety first
Did you know that every year in the UK around 4,000 people die in accidents in their own homes? Almost half of these people die because of a fall. A lot of these falls happen because the stairs in the people's homes don't have enough light, or because there are objects on the stairs. In addition, millions of people in the UK are taken to hospital for minor injuries such as burns, sprains and cuts that happen at home. A lot of these accidents happen to children, with 40,000 experienced by children younger than five years of age. These numbers are very high, but there are a lot of simple ways to avoid many common accidents. For example, heavy objects should not be on high shelves. Medicine bottles, however, should be on high shelves so that children can’t get to them. People should wear suitable clothing when doing housework and jobs round the house.
Every year in the UK less than 3000 people die because of a fall.
T
F
NM
Read the text. Choose T for True, F for False and NM for Not Mentioned
Safety first
Did you know that every year in the UK around 4,000 people die in accidents in their own homes? Almost half of these people die because of a fall. A lot of these falls happen because the stairs in the people's homes don't have enough light, or because there are objects on the stairs. In addition, millions of people in the UK are taken to hospital for minor injuries such as burns, sprains and cuts that happen at home. A lot of these accidents happen to children, with 40,000 experienced by children younger than five years of age. These numbers are very high, but there are a lot of simple ways to avoid many common accidents. For example, heavy objects should not be on high shelves. Medicine bottles, however, should be on high shelves so that children can’t get to them. People should wear suitable clothing when doing housework and jobs round the house.
Every year, children younger than five years are taken to hospital for different injuries caused at home.
T
F
NM
Read the text. Choose T for True, F for False and NM for Not Mentioned
Safety first
Did you know that every year in the UK around 4,000 people die in accidents in their own homes? Almost half of these people die because of a fall. A lot of these falls happen because the stairs in the people's homes don't have enough light, or because there are objects on the stairs. In addition, millions of people in the UK are taken to hospital for minor injuries such as burns, sprains and cuts that happen at home. A lot of these accidents happen to children, with 40,000 experienced by children younger than five years of age. These numbers are very high, but there are a lot of simple ways to avoid many common accidents. For example, heavy objects should not be on high shelves. Medicine bottles, however, should be on high shelves so that children can’t get to them. People should wear suitable clothing when doing housework and jobs round the house.
A lot of people die at home because they are not taken to hospital immediately.
T
F
NM
Read the text. Choose T for True, F for False and NM for Not Mentioned
Safety first
Did you know that every year in the UK around 4,000 people die in accidents in their own homes? Almost half of these people die because of a fall. A lot of these falls happen because the stairs in the people's homes don't have enough light, or because there are objects on the stairs. In addition, millions of people in the UK are taken to hospital for minor injuries such as burns, sprains and cuts that happen at home. A lot of these accidents happen to children, with 40,000 experienced by children younger than five years of age. These numbers are very high, but there are a lot of simple ways to avoid many common accidents. For example, heavy objects should not be on high shelves. Medicine bottles, however, should be on high shelves so that children can’t get to them. People should wear suitable clothing when doing housework and jobs round the house.
Medicine bottles and heave objects should be on high shelves where children can't get to them.
T
F
NM
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