someone who is choking
someone with a burn
someone who is bleeding
someone who is unconscious
someone with an asthma attack
someone with a broken bone
Now you can watch these six one-minute videos from the Red Cross and find out exactly what to do in the above-mentioned situations. All the videos are close-captioned, so you can choose to watch the videos without subtitles first for comprehension purposes and watch them with subtitles later on.
For conversation practice you can finally try and repeat the instructions in your own words.
H/T to Larry Ferlazzo.
