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Visiting the Doctor | Beginner English for ESL Adults & Teens (A1) | Review

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Warm-up Questions

When was the last time you visited the doctor?
What are some common health problems people have (for example: headache, cough)?
What do you say in English when you feel sick?

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Visiting the Doctor | Beginner English for ESL Adults & Teens (A1) | Review

Common health problems (00:00 – 01:08)

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1. Which phrase means your throat hurts?

I have a broken arm.
I have a cold.
I have a sore throat.

2. What do you say when your tooth hurts?

I have a fever.
I've got a stomach ache.
I've got a toothache.

3. Which problem is an injury (not an illness)?

I have a broken arm.
I have a cold.
I have a cough.

Visiting the Doctor | Beginner English for ESL Adults & Teens (A1) | Review

What to do: advice and treatments (01:08 – 01:46)

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1. What must the person with a sore throat do?

See a dentist.
Buy some lozenges.
Put a warm compress on it.

2. What must the person with a toothache do?

See a dentist.
Take some cough syrup.
Buy some lozenges.

3. What must the person with a cough do?

Put a warm compress on it.
Take some cough syrup.
Take an aspirin.

Visiting the Doctor | Beginner English for ESL Adults & Teens (A1) | Review

People, things, and a short doctor dialogue (01:46 – 02:58)

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1. In British English, what is a Band-Aid called?

A plaster
A thermometer
A prescription

2. In the dialogue, what problem does the patient have?

A toothache
A cough
A broken arm

3. How often should the patient take the pill?

Four pills every one hour
One pill every three days
One pill every four hours

Visiting the Doctor | Beginner English for ESL Adults & Teens (A1) | Review

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1. What question does the doctor ask to learn the problem?

What’s the matter?
Where are you from?
How old are you?

2. What is a “prescription” in the dialogue?

A thermometer
A warm compress
A paper/order from the doctor for medicine

3. Which is a symptom mentioned in the dialogue?

A plaster
A fever
A scale

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

Visiting the Doctor | Beginner English for ESL Adults & Teens (A1) | Review

What do you say to a doctor when you feel sick? Give one example sentence.
What do you do when you have a cold or a cough?
Do you prefer to go to a clinic or a hospital? Why?
Which words from the video are new for you: lozenges, warm compress, prescription, symptoms?