Concetti Chiave
- In case of a house fire, avoid opening doors without ensuring safety by checking the door handle's temperature with the back of your hand.
- If trapped during a fire, seek help by shouting from a window and only attempt to extinguish small fires yourself.
- At crowded events, familiarize yourself with the exits and avoid the "pressure area" to safely navigate through the crowd.
- To move through a crowd, shift backwards or to the side, and communicate politely to make way.
- Use "when," "unless," and "as soon as" properly for timing and conditional statements in English grammar.
If a fire breaks out in your house, be very careful. Don’t open any doors unless you know for sure there is no fire on the other side. Touch the handle with the back of your hand. If it is hot, you must not open the door. Instead go to a window and shout for help. Only try to extinguish the fire yourself if it is small. Leave the room and alert everybody in the house. If you can, get out and call the fire brigade.
Being crushed in a crowd
If you go to a pop concert or a football match, make sure you know where the exits are.
When, as soon as, unless
I blush when someone says nice things about me.
As soon as it snows, there are more road accidents.
I won’t come to your party unless Jane comes too.
Use when and noti f when we are sure that something happens.
Use unless to say if not.
Use as soon as when you say “appena” in italian.
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