Anh 8 - Unit 3

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English class!
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Unit 3:
AT HOME
AT HOME
Read
English textbook
p.31

Dangerous!!!

Lan’s mother, Mrs Quyen, is at her local community center.
She is reading one of the posters on the wall.
Safety Precautions in the Home

You must put all chemicals and drugs in locked cupboards.
Children may drink or eat these things because they look like
soft drinks or candy.

You must not let children play in the kitchen. The kitchen is a
dangerous place.

You have to make sure children do not play with matches. Each
year, fire destroys homes and injures children because someone
plays with matches. Remember, it only takes one match to cause
a fire.


You must cover electrical sockets so that children do not try to
put anything into them. Electricity can kill.

You have to keep all dangerous objects out of children’ s reach.
These include scissors, knives, and small objects such as beads.

Chemicals drugs

You must put all
chemicals and drugs
in locked cupboards.
Children may drink
or eat these things
because they look
like soft drinks
or candy

You must not let children
play in the kitchen.
The kitchen is a
dangerous place

match  matches
Don’t play with matches!

You have to make sure children do not play
with matches. Each year,
fire destroys homes
and injures children
because someone

plays with matches.
Remember, it only takes
one match to cause a fire.

electrical socket

You must cover
electrical sockets
so that children
do not try to put
anything into them.
Electricity can kill.

scissors knife  knives


You have to keep
all dangerous objects
out of children’s reach.
These include
scissors, knives,
and small objects
such as beads.

Remember:

to look like
to look like
: trông giống như
: trông giống như


let s.o
let s.o
do
do
s.t
s.t
: để/ cho phép ai làm gì
: để/ cho phép ai làm gì

to injure
to injure
: gây thương tích
: gây thương tích

to make sure
to make sure
: đảm bảo
: đảm bảo

to cause a fire
to cause a fire
: gây hỏa hoạn
: gây hỏa hoạn

to destroy
to destroy
: phá hũy
: phá hũy


to cover
to cover
: che, đậy, bao phủ
: che, đậy, bao phủ

to keep s.t out of children’s reach:
to keep s.t out of children’s reach:
để (vật gì) ngoài tầm tay trẻ em
để (vật gì) ngoài tầm tay trẻ em

to include
to include
: bao gồm
: bao gồm
HAVE TO / MUST + V-infinitive
bắt buộc phải…

True or False?

a/ It is safe to leave medicine around the house.

b/ Drugs can look like candy.

c/ A kitchen is a suitable place to play.

d/ Playing with one match cannot start a fire.

e/ Putting a knife into an electrical socket is dangerous.

f/ Young children do not understand that many household

objects are dangerous.
T
T
T
F
F
F
dangerous
isn’t
can

Answer the
Answer the
questions
questions

Question 1:
Why must we put all chemicals and
drugs in locked cupboards?
Because children often try to eat and drink them.
(Because they look like candy and soft drink,
so that children may eat or drink them)

Question 2:
Why mustn’t we let children
play in the kitchen?
Because it’s a dangerous place.

Question 3:
Why mustn’t children play with

matches?
Because it only takes one match
to cause a fire.

Question 4:
Why must we cover electrical
sockets?
Because children may put
something into the sockets and
electricity can kill.

Question 5:
Why do we have to put all dangerous
objects out of children’s reach?
Because those things can
injure them.

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