Name: English at University: 18 - Getting help in an emergency and vocabulary related to relaxing
Uploaded: 2020-07-01T17:46:07.000Z
Duration: 4 min 45 s
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We're following Mary through her first year of study abroad and helping her, and you learned some useful phrases.

University life is not a work and no play.

And today, Mary need some persuading to let her hair down.

You know, relax and enjoy herself with some extracurricular activities.

And someone who knows most about doing that is her roommate, Abby.

And then I've got to read Professor Knots, new book.

It will keep you fit and help you lose weight on that guy over there is quite fit to I've lost to Kahlo in a month, haven't I, Robert?

I mean, yes, it improves your mind to Mary.

First of all, stand straight and breathe deeply in.

I seem to have bought something in my back.

You need to call the medical center and tell them there's an emergency.

Explain what's happened and ask for someone to come and help ASAP as soon as possible.

We have an emergency in the yoga class in the sports hall, Professor.

He bent over and couldn't stand up again.

Please, could you come as soon as possible?

Off from what we should do until they get here, right?

Is there anything we can do before you arrive.

Please, Could you come as soon as possible?

Is there anything we can do before you arrive?

You can practice thes phrases, pick up a few more plus learned some top tips for studying in the UK on our website at BBC learning english dot com.

Hold his feet and I'll hold his head and we'll get him into the ambulance.

That while you also sweaty Robert bent over too far in yoga.

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English at University: 18 - Getting help in an emergency and vocabulary related to relaxing

stretch

practice

improve

straight