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LESSON 6
Grammar: indefinite pronouns Cross-curricular reading: safety in the mountains
Lesson 6
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Grammar and Cross-curricular
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Look at the photos. Describe what you can see.
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Read and learn. Find the words in the text.
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Read and check your ideas.
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Read the text again and write
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You shouldn’t tell anyone where you’re going.
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When you’re walking, everyone should stay
together.
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No one should have a mobile phone.
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The mountain rescue team can’t go anywhere.
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In emergencies, no one in the rescue team
gets a call.
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When people can’t see anything, dogs can
find lost people.
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Correct the false sentences in pairs.
Mountain walking
It’s important to be prepared, even if you’re walking somewhere
that you know well.
• Check the weather forecast.
• Always tell someone where you’re going, and when you’ll be
back. If you don’t, no one will know if you go missing.
• Plan your route and make sure that everyone in your group
can get to the destination.
• Make sure that someone has a mobile phone.
• Stay together. Don’t leave anyone behind.
• Pack an emergency kit: first aid kit, survival blanket, whistle
and something to eat.
When things go wrong
If something goes wrong, the mountain rescue team is there to
help! They search on foot, by motorbike, using special cars with
emergency equipment and even by helicopter.
Everyone in the mountain rescue team is a volunteer. When
someone calls the emergency services, all the volunteers get
a message. Everyone stops what they’re doing and they go to
help very quickly. They search everywhere to find walkers in
danger.
Rescue dogs are specially trained to help in emergencies.
In the dark and in snow, when people can’t see anything, dogs
can use their fantastic sense of smell to find lost people.
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Indefinite pronouns
Places
Things
People
Affirmative
sentences
somewhere
something someone
everywhere everything everyone
nowhere nothing no one
Negative
sentences
and
questions
anywhere anything anyone
You should tell someone where you’re going.
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