How to Use a Fire Extinguisher
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EN: Imperative sentences used for giving instructions and commands
Get the keys from the table.
EN: Imperative with prepositional phrase indicating distance and location
Stand five meters away from the building.
EN: Imperative with accompanying prepositional phrase describing body position and safety orientation
Face the audience with your back to the wall.
EN: Safety protocol: keeping an exit behind you ensures you can escape quickly if needed
EN: Imperative with complex object (noun + prepositional phrase) and directional instruction
Point the camera away from the sun.
EN: Phrasal verb 'pull out' meaning to remove or extract something
Pull the drawer out slowly.
EN: Imperative with prepositional phrase indicating target location and manner (with one hand)
Hold the cup with both hands.
EN: Imperative with prepositional phrase indicating which hand to use (the other hand)
Write your name with your right hand.
EN: Imperative with directional phrase (from left to right) and temporal clause (until the fire is out)
Stir the mixture from bottom to top until it becomes smooth.
Key vocabulary words with IPA pronunciation, definitions, example sentences, and interactive quizzes.
Phrases with type tags, bilingual definitions, usage notes, and example sentences.
To remove or extract something by pulling
Moving or progressing in a direction starting from the left side and ending at the right side
Using a single hand to perform an action
To position oneself at a distance from something
Continuing an action until a fire has been completely extinguished