Look after yourself Module task: Giving health advice to people Unit 1 We'd better get you to hospital. Listening and vocabulary Look at the picture and answer the questions. Do you think the person is seriously hurt? What do you think has happened to him? Listen and answer the questions. Has Tony's dad ever had an accident? How long did it take for the wound to get better after Tony's dad cut his finger? What parts of his body hurt after Tony's dad fell off his bike? What is Tony reading about for his school trip? Listen and read. Betty: I'm tired, Mr Jackson. Mr Jackson: Let's wait for the others. They'll catch up in a few minutes. Betty: Who's missing? Mr Jackson: Tony and Daming. They're always at the back of the group. I thought we had an agreement to stay together. Betty: They were walking more slowly than us. Mr Jackson: I think it's going to rain. I'll go back and look for them. Tony: (Moving closer) Help! It's Daming. He's had an accident. He fell over when he was running down the steps. He's hit his head and his leg hurts. I think he's broken his leg. Mr Jackson: When did he fall? Tony: About ten minutes ago. Mr Jackson: OK, show me where he is... There he is! Hey, Daming, how do you feel? Daming: My leg hurts, and I can't see very well. Will I go blind? Mr Jackson: No, you've just hit your head. You've cut your knee too. There's blood on your leg. Can you move your foot? Daming: Yes. Ouch! But I can't walk. Mr Jackson: We'd better get you to hospital. I'll call for help on my mobile. Daming: Is it serious? Will I live? Mr Jackson: Of course you will! It's nothing serious. Tony, tell everyone we have to call off the walk and go back home. Who's missing? How do you feel? It's nothing serious.