Lesson 2 Better Safe Than Sorry
Listen and Speak 1
____, what’s wrong?
I’m worried ____ my leg. It hurts a lot.
Why ____ you go see a doctor?
I’m going to go ____ school today.
I hope ____ feel better soon.
I hope so, ____.
____ are you watching?
It’s a program ____ earthquakes.
Sounds interesting. I’m ____ about earthquakes these days.
Me, too. This program ____ some helpful tips.
____? What does it say?
When things start to shake, you need to take cover under a ____.
Oh, I ____ know that.
Listen and Speak 2
Dad, I’m going out to play basketball with ____.
Did you finish cleaning your ____?
No, not yet. ____ I do it later?
No. You should clean your room ____.
Okay. I’ll clean my room and then ____ basketball.
Good. Don’t ____ to be home by six o’clock.
What time is the ____?
It ____ at 4:30.
Oh, no. We ____ have 20 minutes left. Let’s run!
No! You ____ fall and hurt yourself.
____ should walk on the stairs.
You’re ____. We can be a little late.
Yes. ____ safe than sorry.
Real Life Communication
There was a big ____ at the city library yesterday.
Yes, I ____ about it.
I was worried about the ____ there.
Don’t ____. Everybody was okay.
They ____ followed the safety rules.
Really? ____ are the rules?
____ need to cover your nose and mouth with a wet towel.
Then stay low and ____.
Oh, I didn’t ____ that.
You ____ keep that in mind.
It ____ be helpful some day.
Let’s Check
____ raining. I’m worried about our picnic in the afternoon.
It is going to rain ____ late afternoon today.
You should go ____ day.
You’re right, ____.
I’ll call my friend and ____ another day.