Summary
Understanding workplace safety is crucial for everyone. This lesson uses an engaging article to help you learn how to clearly describe incidents, focusing on the language needed to report events accurately and professionally.
Vocabulary
You'll learn important phrases for reporting, such as how to follow up on something, take precautions, and give a clear account of events. We'll also practise how to stick to the facts and describe things in chronological order.
Grammar
The grammar focus is on distinguishing between the past simple vs. past continuous. This helps you describe background actions and specific events accurately when writing reports.
Practical English
This section prepares you for discussing a workplace incident in real life. You'll learn useful expressions like 'I need to report something that happened a little while ago.' and 'Here's what happened, as far as I can tell.' to clearly explain events.
Discussion
There's also a chance to practise your speaking skills by discussing different workplace scenarios and how you would report them.
