Vocabulary Check
What word means “a small injury made by something sharp”?
Cut
I fell down the stairs. Now my ankle really hurts! What happened?
You broke your ankle / You injured your ankle.
What does the doctor tell you to do when you’re tired?
You need to lie down and rest
Complete: “How long have you lived in Madrid?” → “I’ve lived here ____ 2 years.”
for
What tense do we use for future plans?
Present continuous
You wear this to protect an injured arm or leg
Bandage
When something bad happens suddenly, it’s called an ____.
What does “feel better soon!” mean?
Get well / recover quickly
Complete: “How long have you had the flu?” → “I’ve had it ____ Monday.”
since
Complete: “I’m ____ the dentist tomorrow.”
seeing / visiting
If you go to the doctor to talk about your health, you have an ____.
appointment
You take these things when you’re sick.
pills
If you have the flu, what are some symptoms you might have?
Fever, cough, sore throat, tiredness
Correct or incorrect? “I’ve known my best friend for five days.”
Incorrect, probably five years!
Make a sentence: plan to meet a friend tomorrow.
I’m meeting my friend tomorrow.
What’s the opposite of “healthy”?
Sick
What do you call a door that you use when there is danger?
emergency door
The ____ looks after patients.
doctor or nurse
Make your own sentence using since
Make a sentence: plan to go to the doctor next week.
I’m going to the doctor next week.
You get this from a doctor to buy medicine at a pharmacy.
prescription
The doctor says, “You need an operation.” What does that mean?
You need surgery
Create a short dialogue: a patient with a flu and a doctor giving advice.
Answers many vary
Make your own sentence using how long and for. Example: “How long have you been in Spain? I’ve been here for three months.”
Answers may vary
Create a short dialogue between two friends talking about their weekend plans using present continuous.
Answers may vary (earn point ifcorrect grammar use)