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Lesson No 30C -Role-Playing Emergency Scenarios

Role-Playing Emergency ScenariosShow drafts

Role-Playing Emergency Scenarios

Here are some emergency scenarios you can role-play:

Natural Disasters

  • Earthquake: You’re in a building when an earthquake strikes.
  • Flood: You’re trapped in your home during a flood.
  • Fire: There’s a fire in your apartment building.
  • Tornado: You’re caught in a tornado.

Medical Emergencies

  • Heart Attack: Someone has a heart attack in front of you.
  • Stroke: Someone is having a stroke.
  • Choking: Someone is choking.
  • Allergic Reaction: Someone is having an allergic reaction.

Other Emergencies

  • Active Shooter: There’s an active shooter situation in a public place.
  • Chemical Spill: There’s a chemical spill in your neighborhood.
  • Power Outage: There’s a power outage in your city.
  • Car Accident: You’re involved in a car accident.

When role-playing, try to:

  • Stay calm and collected.
  • Think about what you would do in the situation.
  • Follow emergency procedures.
  • Practice your communication skills.

In Details:

Earthquake: You’re in a building when an earthquake strikesShow drafts

You: Oh my god, it’s an earthquake!

Friend: What do we do? Where should we go?

You: We need to get under a sturdy table or doorway. Stay away from windows and shelves.

Friend: Okay, I’m getting under the table.

Earthquake continues…

You: Once the shaking stops, we should evacuate the building slowly and carefully.

Friend: Okay, let’s go.

You both exit the building and move away from the structure.

Flood: You’re trapped in your home during a flood.

You: Oh no, the water is rising! We’re trapped.

Family Member: Don’t panic. We need to find a way to get out of here.

You: I’m going to call for help. Do you see anything we can use to float on?

Family Member: I see some old planks of wood in the garage.

You: Great, let’s go get them. We can try to build a raft.

You and your family member gather the planks and build a raft.

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You: Now we just need to find a way to get to the roof.

Family Member: We can climb up the ladder in the backyard.

You climb up the ladder onto the roof and wait for help.

Useful Websites for English Pronunciation

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

Pronunciation Practice Websites:

English Language Learning Platforms:

English Listening Practice:

English Vocabulary Building:

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

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