LET'S LEARN ENGLISH - LEVEL 2
Say, “In this lesson, Anna becomes a fire safety monitor. But will she do a good job? And when will she use her skills? We will find out. In this lesson we will also learn how to talk about and prepare to meet emergencies.
alarm - n - a device that makes a loud sound as a warning or signal
catch on fire - v - to begin to burn
clearer - adj - not blocked by anything
close - adj - near in space
door - n - a movable piece of wood, glass, or metal that swings or slides open and shut so that people can enter or leave a room, building or vehicle
emergency - n - an unexpected and usually dangerous situation that calls for immediate action
evacuation - n - the action of leaving or removing someone from a dangerous place
exit - n - something, such as a door, that is used as a way to leave a place
fire drill - n - an activity in which people practice leaving a place quickly so that they will know what to do if there is a fire
fire extinguisher - n - a metal container filled with chemicals that is used to put out a fire
fire department - n - the department of a local authority in charge of preventing and fighting fires
firehouse - n - a building in which the members of a fire department and the equipment used to put out fires are located fire station n another word for fire house
handy - adj - near or close
install - v - to make a machine or service ready to be used in a certain place
low - adv - at or to a low place or level
open - v - to move a door or window so that an opening is no longer covered
maintain - v - to keep something in good condition by making repairs or correcting problems
monitor - n - a person who has the job of checking or watching some activity or behavior
rise - v - to move upward
safety - n - freedom from harm or danger
smoke - n - the cloud of black, gray, or white gases and dust that is produced by burning something
stay - v - to continue to be in a specified state, condition, or position
touch - v - to put your hand, fingers, et cetera on something or someone