Topic: Emergencies

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911, What’s Your Emergency?

911, what’s your emergency? In this lesson, students will learn how to call 911 and identify possible reasons for calling in an emergency situation. Students will listen to a 911 call and discuss important things to do and remember in an emergency. Students will also learn and practice compound relative pronouns and learn and practice vocabulary and idioms relating to this topic. Aimed at both adults and teens, it includes exercises to make learning practical. Students will also work on worksheets and review key vocabulary terms for homework, helping them remember important points.

B2 Upper-Intermediate, C1 Advanced   |   General English, Free Lessons, Speaking Lessons   |   Audio   |   Emergency   |   30 min   | B2C1-1

In this section, you'll delve into the critical topic of emergencies and equip yourself with essential knowledge and language skills to handle various emergency situations. From knowing how to call 911 to effectively dealing with unexpected events, we provide guidance and resources to help you stay prepared.

Our resources cover a wide range of emergency scenarios, from medical emergencies to accidents and disasters. Whether you're a concerned citizen, a caregiver, or simply looking to enhance your ability to respond to emergencies, our materials are designed to provide you with the knowledge and language proficiency needed to react confidently.

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