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1. … accident is unintentional event. 2. The direct cause of … preventable accident could be human error or some unsafe condition. 3. A hazard is … condition with the potential of causing injury or damage. 4. Often the primary causes of an injury resulting circumstances center upon … individual or human factors. 5. Most commonly considered is … effect of abuse substances of alcohol and drugs. 6. There are … many measures that can be taken to reduce risk due to such failures. 7. … safe work environment is important. 8. Many measures may be employed to reduce the hazardous nature of … given environment.
B) Insert prepositions where necessary
1. The direct cause … a preventable accident could be human error or some unsafe condition. 2. A hazard is a condition … the potential of causing injury or damage. 3. Often the primary causes of an injury resulting circumstances center … the individual or human factors. 4. Hazard elimination is essential … any successful safety programme. 5. For many people safety and injury prevention basically focuses … adhering to certain rules and regulations. 6. Many substances have detrimental effects … the physical performance of an individual. 7. Many fatal and injury-resulting situations occur … some kind of mechanical failure. 8. Mechanical failure can lead … tragedies causing hundreds of deaths. 9. There are many measures that can be taken to reduce risk due … such failures. 10. Daily, individuals are exposed … many situations that can be dangerous to the well-being of the employee. 11. Innumerable factors … our surroundings may contribute to unintentional injury events.
C) Choose the right variant
1. An accident (is / has) unintentional event. 2. The latent or potential causes (is / are) hazards. 3. Often the primary causes of an injury resulting circumstances (center / centers) upon the individual or human factors. 4. (For / as) many people safety and injury prevention basically focuses on adhering to certain rules. 5. Mechanical failure (must / can) lead to tragedies causing hundreds of deaths. 6. Daily, individuals are (exposed / exposing) to many situations that can be dangerous to the well-being of the employee. 7. Many measures may be employed (to reduce / being reduced) the hazardous nature of a given environment.
