Match the words in columns A and B to make phrases. In pairs discuss what is dangerous/safe to do in Russia.

Let's match the words from column A to column B to form phrases, and then we'll discuss whether they are safe or dangerous to do in Russia. 1. wear - G a seat belt (wear a seat belt) 2. walk straight - F across the road (walk straight across the road) 3. look - E both ways (look both ways) 4. run onto - D the road (run onto the road) 5. talk to - C the driver (talk to the driver) 6. walk on - B the pavement (walk on the pavement) 7. lean out of - A the window (lean out of the window) Here is the JSON output. ```json [ { "column_a": "wear", "column_b": "a seat belt" }, { "column_a": "walk straight", "column_b": "across the road" }, { "column_a": "look", "column_b": "both ways" }, { "column_a": "run onto", "column_b": "the road" }, { "column_a": "talk to", "column_b": "the driver" }, { "column_a": "walk on", "column_b": "the pavement" }, { "column_a": "lean out of", "column_b": "the window" } ] ``` **Discussion on Safety in Russia:** * **Wear a seat belt:** This is safe and, in fact, mandatory in Russia. It is a safety regulation to protect drivers and passengers in case of an accident. * **Walk straight across the road:** This can be dangerous if you don't pay attention to traffic. It's safer to use pedestrian crossings and traffic lights. * **Look both ways:** This is a safe practice before crossing any road. It helps you ensure that there are no approaching vehicles. * **Run onto the road:** This is very dangerous, as indicated in the picture. Vehicles may not be able to stop in time. * **Talk to the driver:** This could be unsafe if the driver is operating a vehicle, as it could distract them. * **Walk on the pavement:** This is safe. Pavements are designed for pedestrians to walk safely away from traffic. * **Lean out of the window:** This can be unsafe, especially in a moving vehicle. You could be hit by something or fall out.