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Title: English in Daily Life


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English in Daily Life
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Health
Unit 7
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Aim
  • 1. Enquire about health
  • 2. Describe symptoms
  • 3. Describe ailments
  • 4. Give advice about treatment
  • 5. Give instructions
  • 6. Follow instructions.

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Enquire About Health
  • How are you?
  • Im fine. And you?
  • Im fine too.
  • Very well.
  • Not too bad.
  • Just so so.

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  • How are you today?
  • How do you feel today?
  • 1. I feel marvellous.
  • 2. Im very well.
  • 3. Im fine. /not too bad.
  • 4. Im all right.

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  • 5. Im worn out.
  • 6. I feel terrible/dreadful/awful.
  • 7. Not so well.
  • 8. Im feeling bad.
  • 9. Im sick.
  • 10. I feel rather unwell.
  • 11. Im a bit under the weather.
  • 12. I think I must be coming down with something.

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  • Whats wrong (with you)?
  • Whats up (with you)?
  • Whats the matter (with you)?
  • Whats the problem (with you)?
  • Is there anything wrong?
  • Are you all right?
  • What seems to be the matter?

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  • You look dreadful/awful.
  • You look rather pale.
  • You look as if you have a cold.
  • You do not look very well.
  • You are not looking very well.
  • You dont look too good.

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Describe Symptoms
  • Sore eyes, a sore nose, a sore throat,
    stuffed-up, thick-headed, dizzy, uneasy, weak,
    cold, headache, stomach ache, pale, awful, cough,
    sick, bloating, full of gas, dreadful, shiver,
    uncomfortable, a high temperature

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Give Advice and Suggestions
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Sound Like
  • You sound like a boss.
  • Look like, smell like,
  • It sounds/looks like a flu.
  • It sounds as if you have got a flu.
  • It sounds as if you have a touch of food
    poisoning.
  • you sound like
  • it sounds as if you were

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Meaning Explanation (P.306)
  • 1. You are not in a fit state to do any work.
  • You are not well enough to study now.
  • 2. Are you taking anything?
  • Are you taking any medicine?

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  • 3. What did you say it was called?
  • Tell me the name again, please.
  • 4. Id really recommended it.
  • I think its very good.

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  • 5. It made me feel better after just a couple of
    doses.
  • My health improved after I had taken it twice.
  • 6. Dont be a martyr.
  • Dont suffer unnecessarily.

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  • 7. Dot over do the tender loving care.
  • Dont be too kind to me.
  • 8. I dont like people making a fuss.
  • I feel uncomfortable when people give me too much
    attention.

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Common Ailments/Illnesses/Diseases
  • Have (got) a headache, have (got) a cold, have a
    sore throat, have a fever, have a stomach ache,
    have an upset stomach, have a stiff neck, have
    flu, have tooth ache, have back ache, have ear
    ache, nose-bleeding, cramp in the leg, hiccups

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  • Diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease,
    lung cancer, insomnia, tonsillitis
  • Bells Palsy, migraine attacks, bronchitis
  • Acute, chronic disease, ongoing
  • health problems

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Emergencies
  • See a doctor, regular treatment, emergency
    treatment,
  • ambulance
  • A cut finger
  • Slice onions
  • Squeeze it
  • Wash it
  • Put Soothene/cream/
  • ointment on it
  • Put a plaster on

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Medicine
  • Medicines are packed in boxes, bottles and
    packets.
  • Forms of medicines
  • Tablets, pills, capsules, powder, cream/ointment,
    syrup, drops, liquid antiseptic, plaster, lotion

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How to use medicines?
  • Apply the ointment,
  • Drink the syrup,
  • Swallow/take the pills/tablets/capsules,
  • Use the drops,
  • Put on a plaster,
  • Dab the lotion,
  • Gargle with the liquid antiseptic

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Make a conversation
  • Refer to page 325
  • Sample dialogue

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Talking to a doctor
  • How to describe your symptoms
  • Ive got (an upset stomach).
  • I have a headache.
  • I keep feeling/running
  • I feel extremely/rather
  • I dont feel like
  • My stomach is aching.
  • My nose is stuffed-up.
  • My ears are humming.

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Expressions used by the doctor
  • What seems to be the problem/matter?
  • How is your appetite now?
  • What about sleep?
  • Have you noticed any other symptoms?
  • It sounds as if you have a touch of food
    poisoning.
  • Let me take your temperature.
  • Im fairly certain that you have got food
    poisoning. I should say .
  • Well, Im prescribing some medication.

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  • You should take two three times a day for the
    next three days, with water, warm water.
  • They should do the trick. You should be better by
    the weekend.
  • You will soon be well. Here is your prescription.
    Just take it to the chemists/pharmacy.
  • And, dont hesitate to come back to see me if, by
    any chance, you havent recovered by the weekend.

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Vocabulary
  • ???,???????
  • Dreadful worn out
  • ??,?? ????
  • Come down with keep fit
  • ???? ??
  • Think straight medical treatment
  • ????????
  • Have an operation feel dizzy
  • ???????
  • Sentimental dose

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  • ????
  • Symptoms hangover
  • ??????
  • Indigestion numb
  • ????,??
  • Rash measles
  • ?????,??
  • Prescribe recovery
  • ??,????,????
  • Therapy medication

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Assignment
  • 1. Review the whole unit
  • 2. Prepare Unit 8
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