
How to "avoid" risky situations
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English, Education, Life Skills
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6th Grade
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Hard
Ivan Zitla
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4 Slides • 2 Questions
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by Ivan Zitla
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Firstly, we are going to see and analyze instructions about avoiding danger in our house or at school, which are the places you spend more time in as kids
Secondly, we are going to write them correctly.
Finally, we are making some instructions to avoid danger or risky situations.
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Open Ended
What is a risky situation for you?
Please describe it as much as you can.
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According to Cambridge dictionary:
1. Risky is an adjective which means that involves risk and something bad could happen
For instance: The street at 12 am is a risky environment.
2. Dangerous is and adjective as well that means harmful or likely to hurt you.
For instance: Those pythons are extremely dangerous if you get close to them.
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Multiple Choice
If I get closer to the tiger, it's going to be...?
Really funny
Weird
dangerous
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