UNIT 11.ppt

A friend: What does the nurse do before you have a medical check-up?. What was wrong with you?1 Practice the dialogue.B. What was wrong with you?1 Practice the same dialogue... What was

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UNIT 11

ENGLISH 7

Section A.1 Section A.2 Section A.3 Section B.1 Section B.2 Section B.3

Section A.1 Section A.2 Section A.3 Section B.1 Section B.2 Section B.3

Table of contents

Practice the dialogue.

A A check-up

1

The next person, please.

Practice the dialogue.

A A check-up

1

Yes I / here.

Practice the dialogue.

A A check-up

1

First I / need / take / your temperature.

Practice the dialogue.

A A check-up

1

OK

Practice the dialogue.

A A check-up

1

You / open / your mouth.

OK Thank you.

That / 370C

That / normal.

Practice the dialogue.

Practice the dialogue.

A A check-up

1

I / just / measure / last

summer.

Practice the dialogue.

A A check-up

1

That / fine.

You / 1.45 m / tall.

Practice the dialogue.

Practice the dialogue.

A A check-up

1

Now, I / need / weigh /

you.

Practice the dialogue.

A A check-up

1

Oh I / 40 kilos.

Practice the dialogue.

A A check-up

1

That’s good You / can /

go back / waiting room.

Practice the dialogue.

A A check-up

1

The doctor / see / you / in

a few minutes.

Now, ask your friends the following questions

Complete the MEDICAL RECORD next page.

A A check-up

2

What’s your weight?

What’s your height?

What’s your temperature?

…

A A check-up

3

1 What do you say?

A friend: What does the nurse do before you

have a medical check-up?

You:

A She fills in the medical records

B She fills the prescriptions

C She takes my temperature

D She takes me to the doctor

A A check-up

3

1 What do you say?

A friend: What does the nurse do before you

have a chemical check-up?

You:

A She fills in the medical records.

B She fills the prescriptions

C She takes my temperature

D She takes me to the doctor

A How high are you?

B How tall are you?

C What’s your height?

D B & C are correct

A How high are you?

B How tall are you?

C What’s your height?

D B & C are correct.

A A check-up

3

3 What do you say?

You:

A friend: I’m 46 kilos.

A How heavy are you?

B How many kilos do you have?

C What’s your weight?

D B & C are correct

A A check-up

3

3 What do you say?

You:

A friend: I’m 46 kilos.

A How heavy are you?

B How many kilos do you have?

C What’s your weight?

D B & C are correct.

B What was wrong with you?

1

Practice the dialogue.

You / not / go / school

I / have / headache

How / you / feel / now?

But / I / a little / tired

B What was wrong with you?

1

Practice the same dialogue.

B What was wrong with you?

1

Practice the same dialogue.

toothache

B What was wrong with you?

1

Practice the same dialogue.

B What’s wrong with you?

2

1 What do you say?

You:

A friend: I had a bad cold.

A What was wrong with you?

B What was the problem with you?

C What was the matter with you?

D A, B & C are correct

B What’s wrong with you?

2

1 What do you say?

You:

A friend: I had a bad cold.

A What was wrong with you?

B What was the problem with you?

C What was the matter with you?

D A, B & C are correct.

B What’s wrong with you?

2

2 What do you say?

A friend: What does an aspirin help you?

You:

A It prevents me from a backache

B It helps to prevent me from a pain

C It helps to prevent me from a toothache

D It helps to prevent me from a cold

B What’s wrong with you?

2

2 What do you say?

A friend: What does an aspirin help you?

You:

A It prevents me from a backache

B It helps to prevent me from a pain.

C It helps to prevent me from a toothache

D It helps to prevent me from a cold

B What’s wrong with you?

2

3 What do you say?

A friend: How can you help prevent a cold?

You:

A Take an aspirin

B Eat well, and exercise

C Take cold medicines

D Have a medical check-up

B What’s wrong with you?

2

3 What do you say?

A friend: How can you help prevent a cold?

You:

A Take an aspirin

B Eat well, and exercise.

C Take cold medicines

D Have a medical check-up

B What was wrong with you?

3

Fill in the gap with a correct word.

Everyone suffers _ the common cold

at some time or another It isn’t a serious _ but over a billion dollars a year is spent on different kinds of cold every year This medicine can relieve the That is, it can make you cough less, make your head less intense, and stop your nose _ for a while However,

it can’t your cold

B What was wrong with you?

3

Fill in the gap with a correct word.

Everyone suffers _ the common cold

at some time or another It isn’t a serious _ but over a billion dollars a year is spent on different kinds of cold every year This medicine can relieve the That is, it can make you cough less, make your head less intense, and stop your nose _ for a while However,

it can’t your cold