Lesson No 30A-Vocabulary And Phrases For Emergencies

Here are some essential words and phrases to use in emergency situations:

General Emergency Terms:

  • Emergency: a sudden and unexpected event requiring immediate action.
  • Crisis: a time of intense difficulty or danger.
  • Disaster: a sudden event causing great damage or suffering.
  • Help: assistance, aid.
  • Call for help: seek assistance.
  • Dial 911: call for emergency services in the United States.

Medical Emergencies:

  • Heart attack: a sudden and severe pain in the chest.
  • Stroke: a sudden loss of brain function.
  • Choking: the inability to breathe due to a blocked airway.
  • Bleeding: loss of blood.
  • Fracture: a broken bone.
  • Allergic reaction: a severe and potentially life-threatening reaction to an allergen.

Phrases to Use in an Emergency:

  • “I need help!”
  • “Call 911!”
  • “Someone is hurt!”
  • “There’s a fire!”
  • “I’m choking!”
  • “I’m having a heart attack/stroke.”

Remember, in an emergency, it’s important to stay calm and act quickly.

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Useful Websites for Learning Spoken English

Here are some excellent online resources to help you improve your spoken English:

Interactive English Courses:

English Language Learning Platforms:

English Conversation Practice:

English Pronunciation Practice:

English Listening Practice:

Remember, consistent practice is key to improving your spoken English. These websites can be valuable tools to help you on your journey.

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