Unit 7
Call an Ambulance!
I. Vocabulary
·bruise
·burn
·plaster
·bandage
·first aid kit
·cut (noun)
·sling
·patient
·hose
·breathing apparatus
·floods
·rescue
·check
·sites
·accident
·train (verb)
·lifeguard
·volunteer (noun)
·crew
·coastguard
II. Irregular Verbs
U1 – be | U2 – come | U3 – feel | U4 – hear | U5 – make | U6 – see | U7 – spend |
U1 – become | U2 – cut | U3 – find | U4 – hide | U5 – mean | U6 – sell | U7 – steal |
U1 – bite | U2 – dig | U3 – fly | U4 – hold | U5 – meet | U6 – send | U7 – stick |
U1 – break | U2 – do | U3 – forget | U4 – hurry | U5 – pay | U6 – show | U7 – study |
U1 – bring | U2 – draw | U3 – get | U4 – hurt | U5 – put | U6 – sing | U7 – swim |
U1 – build | U2 – drink | U3 – give | U4 – keep | U5 – read | U6 – sink | U7 - take |
U1 – bury | U2 – drive | U3 – go | U4 – know | U5 – ride | U6 – sit | U7 – teach |
U1 – buy | U2 – eat | U3 – grow | U4 – learn | U5 – ring | U6 – sleep | U7 - tell |
U1 – catch | U2 – fall | U3 – hang | U4 – leave | U5 – run | U6 – slide | U7 – think |
U1 – choose | U2 – feed | U3 – have | U4 – lose | U5 - say | U6 - speak | U7 - tidy |
III. Grammar
Reported Speech
Use reported speech to report what somebody else said. In reported speech, we change present to past.
Direct Speech Reported Speech
“I need some bandages He said he needed some bandages
“We’re making some sandwiches” They said they were making sandwiches
Said/Told
We use said and told with reported speech. We use said when we just report someone’s words. We use told when we want to say who the person was talking to.
i.e. Our teacher told us she had got a surprise for us. She said we were going to learn first aid.
Time Markers
When we use reported speech, we sometimes change the time words
Direct Speech | Reported Speech |
Tonight, today | That night, that day |
This week/month/year | That week/month/year |
Now | Then |
Tomorrow | The next day |
Next week/month/year | The next week/month/year |
“A doctor is coming to the school tomorrow.” She told us a doctor was coming to the school . the next day.
Pronouns/Possessive Adjectives
In reported speech the pronouns and possessive adjectives change too.
I → he/she | My → his/her | Me → him/her | |
We → they | Our → their | Us → them | |
“I gave my book to the teacher.” | He said that he gave his book to the teacher | ||
IV. Working with words
Phrasal Verbs
Put on | Put away | Put down | Look after | Drop off |
Take off | Get out | Pick up | Cheer up | Hand out |
V. Writing Skills
A newspaper report.
When we write a newspaper report we include:
- A headline (the title of the report).
This tells us what the report is about.
- A short introduction
This tells us the most important parts of the story, but not all the details
- A main body
This tells us the details.
- A conclusion
This tells us the what happened in the end and what people said about the event.
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