Answers: 1–G, 2–F, 3–E, 4–D, 5–C, 6–B, 7–A.
- wear a seat belt
- walk straight across the road
- look both ways
- run onto the road
- talk to the driver
- walk on the pavement
- lean out of the window
The words form natural phrases: for example, you wear a seat belt and walk on the pavement.
Safe and dangerous actions: Wearing a seat belt, walking on the pavement and looking both ways are safe. Running onto the road, leaning out of a window and distracting the driver are dangerous. Walk across the road at a pedestrian crossing, when it is safe.
