Safety in Australia – a revision unit
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🐍 🕷️ 🪼 You already know the dangers of Australia – venomous snakes, spiders and jellyfish. But how do Australians stay safe? Sun, water, the Outback and the beach: here you learn the most important safety rules – and you revise what we have learned this year (tenses, used to, text types, mediation).
This is your practice page. 🎯 Choose the topics where you still have difficulties and practise them on your own – so you can get better step by step. Do the tasks in any order. At the end of each page, send your results. 💪
A funny blog about a tourist who makes every mistake. True, false or not in the text?
Start →Read the English infographic and explain it in German to your family.
Start →Simple present, present progressive, simple past, past progressive and used to – all about safety.
Start →Advert, personal letter, open letter, infographic, website or testimony? Match them!
Start →Rank your survival kit and talk with your partner – with a timer.
Start →All the new words from Unit 1: the Outback, Aboriginal Australia and growing up Down Under. One card at a time – watch the form!
Start →venom → venomous, encourage → encouragement, regular → irregular … Change the root word so that it fits.
Start →used to, the passive, comparisons, present perfect and while – say the same thing with the keyword.
Start →Download the worksheet and add it to your GoodNotes folder. Work on it there.