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    A car accident occurred between two vehicles. Vehicle 1, driven by Paul Watson, ran a red light and struck the driver's side door of Vehicle 2, driven by Parjo. The collision caused damage to Vehicle 2 but Vehicle 1 was in working order. There were no reported injuries. Two witnesses at the scene, Martha and Tejo, provided their contact information and agreed with the account of the driver of Vehicle 2. The main cause of the accident was Vehicle 1 running the red light. Vehicle 2 sustained serious damage while Vehicle 1 had no damage.

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    A car accident occurred between two vehicles. Vehicle 1, driven by Paul Watson, ran a red light and struck the driver's side door of Vehicle 2, driven by Parjo. The collision caused damage to Vehicle 2 but Vehicle 1 was in working order. There were no reported injuries. Two witnesses at the scene, Martha and Tejo, provided their contact information and agreed with the account of the driver of Vehicle 2. The main cause of the accident was Vehicle 1 running the red light. Vehicle 2 sustained serious damage while Vehicle 1 had no damage.

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    A car accident occurred between two vehicles. Vehicle 1, driven by Paul Watson, ran a red light and struck the driver's side door of Vehicle 2, driven by Parjo. The collision caused damage to Vehicle 2 but Vehicle 1 was in working order. There were no reported injuries. Two witnesses at the scene, Martha and Tejo, provided their contact information and agreed with the account of the driver of Vehicle 2. The main cause of the accident was Vehicle 1 running the red light. Vehicle 2 sustained serious damage while Vehicle 1 had no damage.

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    Car Accidents: English One Modul 5

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    A car accident occurred between two vehicles. Vehicle 1, driven by Paul Watson, ran a red light and struck the driver's side door of Vehicle 2, driven by Parjo. The collision caused damage to Vehicle 2 but Vehicle 1 was in working order. There were no reported injuries. Two witnesses at the scene, Martha and Tejo, provided their contact information and agreed with the account of the driver of Vehicle 2. The main cause of the accident was Vehicle 1 running the red light. Vehicle 2 sustained serious damage while Vehicle 1 had no damage.

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    CAR ACCIDENTS

    ENGLISH ONE MODUL 5


    PRE TEST
    • What are some common causes of car
    accidents?
    • What must police do when
    responding to an accident?
    READ & DISCUSS IN
    • Vehicle 1
      GROUPS
    • Driver : Paul Watson
    • Mobile Number : 085575345678
    • License Number : 234789
    • Passenger(s) : Marina Lombart
    • Vehicle Make/Model/Year : Japan Toyota Inova/Van/2014
    • License Plate : B 4389 RTE
    •  
    • Vehicle 2
    • Driver: Parjo
    • Mobile Number : 081225888999
    • License Number : 989676
    • Passenger(s) : Peter Randoff
    • Vehicle Make/Model/Year : Japan Honda CRV/Van/2013
    • License Plate : H 3647 LE
    •  
    • Description of Accident:
    • Vehicle 1 ran a red light striking vehicle 2. Point of
    impact was driver side door of vehicle 2. Collision
    caused damages. Vehicle 1 was in working order but
    vehicle 2 was seriously damaged. No injuries reported.
    Two witnesses on the scene gave their names and
    mobile numbers (Martha, 081232654331 and Tejo,
    085575668998). Both witnesses agree with driver of
    vehicle 2.
    QUESTIONS

    1. What was the main cause of the accident?


    2. What can you say about the vehicles?
    3. Were there any damages to the vehicles?

    • Explain the following.


     
    1. ‘Both witnesses agree with driver of vehicle 2’.
    2. ‘Accidents can be caused by human factor, vehicle factor,
    and environment factor’.
    VOCABULARY
    a. Match the words (1-5) with the definitions (A-E).
     
    1. ___ speed
    2. ___ citation
    3. ___ traffic stop
    4. ___ moving violation
    5. ___ failure
     
    A. the act of pulling over a driver
    B. a notice of punishment for an offense
    C. how fast one is traveling
    D. not doing something one is expected to do
    E. breaking the law while driving
    b. Check the sentence that uses the underlined part correctly.
     
    1. A: She got a ticket for speeding.
    B: He parked in a moving violation.
    2. A: Her driver’s license is expired.
    B: Bad weather caused a traffic stop.
    3. A: He got a citation for driving well.
    B: This is a no-parking zone.
    4. A: You must pass a test to get a driver’s license.
    B: Parked cars have high speeds.
    5. A: She received a failure for speeding.
    B: His insurance costs a lot of money.
    c. Can you use the following vocabulary items in your own sentences?
     
    traffic stop penghentian kendaraan
    driver’s license Surat Izin Mengemudi (SIM)
    expired kedaluarsa, mati
    speeding mengebut
    obey-ed mentaati, menuruti, mematuhi
    run a stop sign melanggar lampu lalu lintas
    traffic law undang-undang lalu lintas
    traffic regulations peraturan lalu lintas
    moving violation pelanggaran berjalan
    parked cars mobil-mobil yang diparkir
    citation surat undangan ke pengadilan karena
    melanggar peraturan lalu lintas
    SPEAKING
    • NCO Dinda : Do you know why you are stopped?
    • Lester Cross : No, Officer, I don’t. Was I speeding?
    • NCO Dinda : No. You failed to stop at a stop sign.
    • Lester Cross : I’m sorry. I don’t even see it.
    • NCO Dinda : I am going to give you a citation. Can I see
    your license?
    • Lester Cross : Sure. Here you are, Officer.
    • NCO Dinda : Please remain in the vehicle while I am
    preparing the ticket.
    • Lester Cross : Yes, Officer.
    TASK 1
    • Act out the roles below (Student A, a police officer
    conducting a traffic stop. Talk to Student B about the
    reason you stopped him/her; his or her license; what
    you are going to do).
    LANGUAGE FOCUS
    a. Imperatives
    Use the first form verb (listen, discuss, stop, etc) to make
    imperatives.
    Eg. Please remain in the vehicle while I am preparing the
    ticket.
     
    b. Interrogatives/Questions using modals
    Use the modal auxiliaries + verbs of the first form to make
    questions.
    Eg.
    c. Exercises: Answer the following questions.
    1) Can you train the junior cadets?
    2) Do you think witnesses in Indonesia are well protected?
    3) Will you go for the driving test today?
    WRITING
    Task 2
    Use the list and the conversation to fill out the stolen vehicle report.
     
    SEMARANG CITY POLICE
    TRAFFICK TICKET
     
    Officer: ………………………………………………………………….
    Driver’s Name: …………………………………………………………
    Driver’s license number : …………………………………………….
    Will driver receive any ticket? Y / N: …………………………………
     
    Check the moving violation
     
    ___ Failure to obey posted speed limau
    ___ Failure to stop at red light/stop sign
    ___ Illegal turn
    ___ Driving with expired license
    ___ Other: _____________________
    THANK YOU
    KEEP SPEAKING ENGLISH

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