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Inquire about health and body care Describe symptoms you have Give advice on health and body care Do you know how to inquire about others’ health ? Dialogue 1 A: You look pale, paul. What’s wrong? B: I’ve got a headache. A: I’m sorry to hear that. Anything I can do for you? B: No, thank you. I’ll take an aspirin and see how it goes. A: You look terrible. Are you OK? B: I dont feel very well with my stomach. A: Did you have breakfast?B: Yes,but I threw it up just now. A: You must go and see a doctor. B: I know. But Mr.Black hasnt come yet. I need to ask him for leave.A: Dont worry about that. Ill handle this. Nothing is more important than health.B:Thank you. Ill go to the hospital right away Key words and phrases: aspirin【‵? sp? ri:n】N. 阿司匹林 handle【‵h? ndl】N. 处理 take an aspirin 服用一片阿司匹林 throw up 呕吐 ask for leave 请假 Sentence Substitution I’ve got a (big/terrific) headache. I fell/have got a slight/bad pain in/on my stomach/face. I’ve got/feel dizzy/faint. I’m having heat/sun stroke. Take a table spoonful of this medicine three times a day after meals. Make up a dialogue, using the following information A is riding a bike along a busy street when a traffic accident takes place. He then stops to help. He first asks the person B if she is well. Then he offers to help her stand and asks if she needs to go to a hospital nearby. B is a foreign tourist. She has just had a traffic accident. She feels her right arm hurts but it is not serious. She decides that she does not have to go to a hospital. She thanks A for help. Cultural Information Many Chinese people need to know that when an English-speaking person asks you about your health, he is probably only doing so out of politeness. Unless he knows you have been ill, he is certainly not expecting a detailed medical report, and will be most surprised if you give him one. 1. Recite these expressions. 2. Make up a new dialogue about going to see a doctor. What problems do you thi