Class 8 · Summer 2026
Emergencies
Calling 911 · Do / Does questions · should / shouldn't
The words for what hurts, and the call you hope you never make. Say what happened, say where you are, and stay on the phone. Then the grammar a doctor uses: Do you have a cough?
Grammar in this class:Do / does questionsHave / hasShould / shouldn'tCan, should, need to, have toImperatives
Off. Sheets open in the plain student view.
Patina English Workbook · Unit 8
Your ticks stay on this device. No name is asked anywhere.
Words
Sheet
The Waiting Room
Six people, six symptoms you can see. Learn the words from the pictures, find the person with a cough, then choose has or have.
Sheet
Emergency English
The 911 call on one page: what you say, what the operator says, the two numbers to know, and the commands you will hear.
Grammar
Builder
Build It — At the Doctor
A question machine: pick your patient, choose Do or Does yourself, and keep the verb as have. "Does your son have a fever?"
Game
Emergency Sprint
The parts of a 911 sentence appear scrambled, tap them into order before the clock runs out. Should and shouldn't are in the deck too.
Sheet
How Strong Is It?
can, should, need to, have to. Four ways to say what to do, from an option to an order, and which ones change for he and she.
Read
Reading
The 911 Call
A 911 call: the dispatcher asks questions and gives advice with should and shouldn't.
Listen
Listening
At Urgent Care
Monique is sick. She is at urgent care. Listen first with the script hidden, then read along, answer, and write the missing words.