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Deadline:  2021-10-06, 03:00 pm points: 48 / 51 points (94%) exercises: 7 / 7 exercises (100%)

Details: Grammar – Zero conditional 2021-10-05, 09:21 pm 6 / 6 points (100%) Details: If there is a robbery at your bank, stay calm.

If there are other members of staff with you, help them to stay calm too.

If you have a silent alarm, press it without the robber seeing you.

If you don't have an alarm, call the police on your cell phone.

If you call the police on your cell phone, leave the phone line open. Then the police can find you.

If the robber asks you to do something, do it immediately. Don't risk people's lives.

Grammar – Zero conditional 2021-10-05, 09:29 pm 5 / 5 points (100%) Details: Example:

it snow / stay home If it snows, you should stay home.

there be an earthquake / stand under a door frame If there is an earthquake, you should stand under a door frame. not think clearly / panic You can't think clearly if you panic. there be a thunderstorm / not stand under a tree If there is a thunderstorm, you shouldn't stand under a tree. there be a hurricane / it change direction quickly If there is a hurricane, it can change direction quickly.

there be a hurricane / stay away from windows and glass doors If there is a hurricane, you should stay away from windows and glass doors.

Grammar – when clauses 2021-10-05, 09:31 pm 5 / 5 points (100%) Details: When you ride a motorcycle, you should always wear a helmet.

When it's very hot, you shouldn't go out without a hat.

When the roads are icy, you shouldn't drive over 30 mph.

When there are horses on the road, you should stop the car and wait for them to pass.

When you are tired, you should stop and take a break.

Listening – Cycling (1) 2021-10-05, 09:33 pm 5 / 5 points (100%) Details: Cycling has become more and more popular. TRUE

Fifty thousand people a year die in cycling accidents. FALSE

It is dangerous to wear headphones when you ride a bike. TRUE

Always wear light-colored clothes when you ride a bike. TRUE

Don't park your car next to a bicycle. FALSE

Listening – Cycling (2) 2021-10-05, 09:34 pm 5 / 5 points (100%) Details: Cyclists shouldn't talk or send text messages on their cell phones when they are on their bikes. 

Don't wear dark clothes when you ride at night.  

If you ride next to a truck or a bus, drivers of other cars can't see you. 

You will save money if you ride a bike to work. 

If you ride a bike, you will soon become healthier.

Vocabulary – Emergency equipment 2021-10-05, 09:47 pm 15 / 16 points (93%) Details: I

JACKET

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BOOTS

FIRST AID

PHONE CHARGE (PHONE CHARGER)

CELL PHONE UMBRELLA

BOTTLE OF WATER

TORCH

GLOVES

BLANKET

SUNGLASSES

CHOCOLATE BAR

BATTERY

IT'S AN EMERGENCY.

Vocabulary – Emergency equipment 2021-10-05, 09:50 pm 7 / 9 points (77%)

Details: I'll wear gloves to keep my hands warm.

I'll wear a jacket to keep me warm. (to keep my body warm.)

I'll use my cell phone to call for help.

I'll use my flashlight to see with, if it's dark.

I'll use my first aid kit if I have an accident.

I'll wear my boots to keep my feet warm and dry.

I'll use the blanket to keep my body warm. (to keep me warm.)

I'll eat the chocolate bar to give me energy.

I'll drink the bottle of water when I'm thirsty.

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