人教英语九年Unit 4What would you do13.pptVIP

What would you do if you saw a traffic accident? Help! Don’t bite me. bite—bitbitten What would you do if you were bitten by a dog? What would you do if you were in a fire? If I were in a fire, I would cover my body with a wet carpet(毛毯), then run as quickly as I can to safety. cut her finger by accident a deep cut 深的切口 pain — painful(adj) What would you do if you cut your finger by accident? cover…with… press…hard fall downstairs burn hurry to call the hospital get medical help first put the burned area under cold running water injure his knee What would you do if you injured your knee? stop exercising / walking see a doctor Accident happens….. Be calm! Ask for help. Use what you know. A first-aid(急救) book may help us. Speed is important. Please remember: Don’ refuse to help others when they need help. Try to offer them help / money / food and clothes. Treat people friendly, you will be happy. cover deep offer to refuse to safety treat give or exchange a safe place burn place over or in front of going a long way down from the top be on fire say “no” to Words challenge act or behave traffic accidents; working accidents; sports accidents; medical accidents; small daily accidents (burn, cut your finger, fall downstairs…) … I’d ask others to give me some advice. I’d use what I already know to deal with the problem. I’d find answers in books . first-aid book(急救书) Martin Robinson If I were you, I’d have a first-aid book on a nearby shelf in your home. Who wrote it? When did it come out? What advice did it give us? Martin Robinson is a famous doctor who has a lot of experience dealing with teenagers. His new book, What Would You Do If…? came out last month. It gives advice on what to do in lots of different situations. Here are two pages from the book. have experience (in) doing sth. 在做某事方面有经验 She has a lot of experience in teaching. 她在教学方面很有经验。 come out = publish 出版 Martin Robinson A. Cut yourself by accident. B. Grandmother fell downstairs