Activity 1a what is happening Why does the neighbour call 999 What happens when the police arrive What if the man does not open the door What will the police do What is this type of crime ID: 692558
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Police emergency
ESOL NexusSlide2
Activity 1a: what is happening?
Why does the neighbour call 999?
What happens when the police arrive?
What if the man does not open the door? What will the police do?What is this type of crime?Is it against the law in the UK?
http://youtu.be/mQzJURnCMMISlide3
Activity 1: what is happening?
What is the offender wearing?
Does he close the door?
What type of weapon does he have?Who opens the till?Who runs out of the shop?
http://youtu.be/ICa5nwza2PsSlide4
Activity 1c: what do you know about the UK police?
What do you think the police in the UK do?Slide5
Activity 1: what do you know about the UK police?
Are the police in the UK different to your country? How?
Do you watch police dramas on TV? Which ones?
Have you contacted the police in the past? Who did you speak to?Slide6
Activity 2a: what is in the picture?Slide7
Activity 2a: what is in the picture?Slide8
Activity 2a: what is in the picture?Slide9
Activity 2a: what is in the picture?Slide10
Activity 2a: what is in the picture?Slide11
Activity 2a: what is in the picture?Slide12
Activity 2a: what is in the picture?Slide13
Activity 2a: what is in the picture?Slide14
Activity 2a: what is in the picture?Slide15
Activity 2b: match the words to the pictures
Weapon
Arrest
Theft/robberyInjuryAccidentDanger/riskVandalismEmergencyViolenceSlide16
Activity 2b: match the words to the pictures
Theft/robbery
Danger/risk
Accident
Injury
Vandalism
Violence
Weapon
Emergency
ArrestSlide17
Activity 2c: Match the words to the definitions
Weapon
Arrest
Theft/robbery
Injury
Accident
Danger/risk
Vandalism
Emergency
Violence
A time when you need help quickly
Something
bad which happens
When the police take someone away
A situation
where you are not safe
Breaking things like windows and cars
When
you are hurt, like a cut or a broken leg
Something which can hurt you, like a gun or a knife
Fighting
and hitting people
Taking
something which is not yoursSlide18
Match the words to the pictures
Emergency
A time when you need help quickly
Accident
Something
bad which happens
Arrest
When the police take someone away
Danger/risk
A situation
where you are not safe
Vandalism
Breaking things like windows and cars
Injury
When
you are hurt, like a cut or a broken leg
Weapon
Something which can hurt you, like a gun or a knife
Violence
Fighting
and hitting people
Theft/robbery
Taking
something which is not yoursSlide19
Read this text quickly, what is it about?
Police are looking for two people who attacked an old lady outside her house in West Street and took about £100 from her. A witness who saw the attack told police that one offender was male and the other was female. They ran off when he shouted at them to stop. Police say the victim is in hospital for checks, but she is not injured.Slide20
1. What number are you calling from?
2. OK. Thank you, Sara. Can you tell me what’s happening now?
3. Did you see the offender clearly?
4. OK the police are on their way. They might want to ask you some questions later. Is that OK?
5. Is the offender still there?
6. Police emergency, go ahead, caller.
7. What’s your address?
8. What’s your name?
9. Is the shop near your house?
10. OK. Is the shop assistant injured?
11. Thank you. Good bye.
Activity 3a: put these questions in orderSlide21
1.
Police emergency, go ahead, caller.
2. What’s your name?
3. What number are you calling from?
4.
What’s your address?
5. OK. Thank you, Sara. Can you tell me what’s happening now?
6. Is the shop near your house?
7. Is the offender still there?
8. Did you see the offender clearly?
9. OK. Is the shop assistant injured?
10.
OK the police are on their way. They might want to ask you some questions later. Is that OK?
11. Thank you. Good bye.
Activity 3a: check your answersSlide22
Activity 3b: where are you?Slide23
Activity 3b: where is the bus?Slide24
Activity 3b: what is happening?Slide25
Activity 3b: practise the callSlide26
Activity 4b: what is the answer to this question?
Police emergency; go ahead, caller.
I can see two men beating another man across the street from my house.Slide27
Activity 4b: what is the answer to this question?
What’s your name?
My name’s Ali.Slide28
Activity 4b: what is the answer to this question?
What’s your address and your number?
21 Station Road. I’m calling from 07789 59873Slide29
Activity 4b: what is the answer to this question?
OK. Thank you Ali. Can you tell me what's happening?
Well, there’s a pub at the end of the road. I heard some shouting outside the pub, and then this man came running. There were two other men behind him. He fell in the street and the two men started beating him.Slide30
Activity 4b: what is the answer to this question?
Are the offenders still there?
Yes, they are. But they’re going now. They’re running away.Slide31
Activity 4b: what is the answer to this question?
Did you see them clearly?
No, not clearly. I think they were both white.Slide32
Activity 4b: what is the answer to this question?
About how old were they?
One was maybe in his thirties and the other maybe a bit olderSlide33
Activity 4b: what is the answer to this question?
How is the victim? Did you go to his assistance?
No. I’m too scared, but now I can see him. He’s conscious, but he looks hurt. He’s holding his stomach.Slide34
Activity 4b: what is the answer to this question?
Did the offenders have a weapon?
I don’t know. I didn’t see one.Slide35
Activity 4c: are these sentences true or false?
Some people are fighting in the street.
The witness's name is Ahmed.
He lives at 31 Station Road.
There's a pub near his house.
Three men ran after another man.
The witness can see the offenders.
The offenders are white.
The offenders are teenagers.
The witness is with the victim.
The victim is holding his head.Slide36
Activity 4c: check your answers
Some people are fighting in the street.
The witness's name is Ahmed.
He lives at 31 Station Road.
There's a pub near his house.
Three men ran after another man.
The witness can see the offenders.
The offenders are white.
The offenders are teenagers.
The witness is with the victim.
The victim is holding his head.
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Activity 5a: where are you?
Greenhill
RoadSlide38
Activity 5a: what is happening?
You are with the victim
The victim is unconscious
The victim is breathingSlide39
Activity 5a: Practise the call
Greenhill
Road
You are with the victim
The victim is unconscious
The victim is breathingSlide40
Activity 7a:
practise these calls