🟥ESOL: Going to the Doctor

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Lesson Plan: Visiting the Doctor

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🟥 Warmer

Warm-up Question:

• Ask: "How are you today?"
  (Expected answers: "I have a cold / I feel good / I'm tired.")
• Introduce the topic: "Today we will learn how to visit a doctor."

🟧Reading: “Visiting the Doctor”

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Hello, my name is Jake Turner. I want to tell you about my visit to the doctor. I was feeling sick for a few days. My throat hurt. I had a fever, and I was very tired. I decided it was time to see a doctor. I picked up my phone and called the clinic.

"Hello, this is Riverside Medical Clinic. How can I help you?"

"Hello, my name is Jake Turner. I want to make an appointment with the doctor. I feel sick."

"I understand, Jake. What are your symptoms?"

"I have a sore throat, a fever, and I feel very tired."

"I see. We have an appointment tomorrow at 10 a.m. Is that okay?"

"Yes, that's good. Thank you."

"Great. Please come a few minutes early to check in."

"Thank you. I will be there."

The next day, I arrived at the clinic and went to the receptionist desk.

"Good morning. Do you have an appointment?"

"Yes. My name is Jake Turner. I have an appointment with Dr. Thompson."

"Thank you, Jake. Please fill in this form. Dr. Thompson will see you soon."

I filled in the form and waited in the lobby until the nurse called me in.

"Hello, Jake. I'm Dr. Thompson. I hear you're not feeling well. Can you tell me more?"

"Hello, Dr. Thompson. Yes, I have had a sore throat and a fever for three days. I feel very tired."

"I see. Do you have a headache, a cough, or stomach pain?"

"I have a mild headache, but no cough and no stomach pain."

"All right, Jake. Let me check your throat and temperature."

Dr. Thompson looked at my throat and checked my temperature. I had a mild fever.

"Is it serious?"

"It looks like a virus—maybe a cold or flu. It is common this time of year. I will give you medicine to help with your symptoms."

"Dr. Thompson, how long will I feel sick?"

"With rest and medicine, you will feel better in a few days. But if you still have a fever after a week or feel worse, come back to see me."

"Got it. Thank you for your help."

"You're welcome, Jake. Get well soon."

Dr. Thompson gave me the prescription and some advice. I left the clinic with my medicine and followed the doctor's advice. After a few days, I felt much better.

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Choose three words to write in your vocabulary book and write a sentence to go with it

• Appointment: A time set to meet someone, like a doctor or for a specific task.
  Example: I have an appointment with the dentist at 3:00 p.m.

• Clinic: A place people go to see a doctor or get medical help.
  Example: I went to the clinic because I was not feeling well.

• Receptionist: A person who works at the front desk and helps people with appointments or information.
  Example: The receptionist gave me a form to fill out.

• Symptoms: Signs that show you may be sick, like a fever or sore throat.
  Example: His symptoms include a headache and sore throat.

• Lobby: A waiting area at the entrance of a building, like a clinic or hotel.
  Example: I waited in the lobby until my name was called.

• Prescription: A note from a doctor that lets you get medicine from a pharmacy.
  Example: The doctor gave me a prescription for my cough.

• Virus: A small germ that can make people sick, like the cold or flu.
  Example: The flu is caused by a virus.

• Advice: Helpful information or suggestions about what to do.
  Example: The doctor gave me advice to rest and drink water

🟨 Speaking Conversation Questions:

(Ask a partner and write down their answers.)

1. Why did Jake decide to visit the doctor?
2. What were Jake’s symptoms when he called the clinic?
3. What did the receptionist ask Jake to do when he arrived at the clinic?
4. What did Dr. Thompson say was likely causing Jake’s illness?
5. What advice did Dr. Thompson give Jake about getting better

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Pronunciation 

• Practice some of the sentences in the story.

 🤸‍♂️Exercise: Simon Says (Body Parts Focus)

How to Play "Simon Says"

1. One person is “Simon.”

This can be the teacher or a student.

2. Simon gives commands like:

“Simon says touch your nose.”

“Simon says stand up.”

“Touch your head.”

3. The trick is:

If Simon says the command (e.g., “Simon says jump”), the students must do it.

If Simon does not say “Simon says” (e.g., just says “Sit down”), the students must NOT do it.

4. If a student does the action without hearing "Simon says," they are out!

Or you can just say “Oops! Careful!” and keep going — especially with beginners.

Doctor Visit Actions (Simon Says Style)

• Simon says open your mouth.
• Simon says say “Ahhh.”
• Simon says cough.
• Simon says touch your head (like you have a headache).
• Simon says touch your stomach (like you have a sore tummy).
• Simon says take deep breaths.
• Simon says lie down.
• Simon says sit up.
• Simon says check your temperature (pretend).
• Simon says check your heartbeat (pretend with hand on chest).
• Simon says point to your sore arm.
• Simon says sneeze.
• Simon says blow your nose.
• Simon says wash your hands.
• Simon says drink water.
• Simon says show me your sore throat (point).

 🟩Grammar Focus: 

Have got' / 'Has got'

Complete the sentences:

1. I ________ a sore throat.

2.She ________ a stomach ache.

3.We ________ a cold.

4.He ________ a broken arm.

5. They ________ the flu.

6.You ________ a headache.

7.My friend ________ a fever.

8.The children ________ sore legs.

9.Jake ________ a bad cough.

10. I think I ________ the flu.

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🟦 Listening

Learn English Everyday

🟪 Game: Going to the Doctor

How to Play:

• Choose one student as the Doctor.
• Patients describe funny problems ("My foot is very big!" "I can't stop laughing!")
• Doctor listens and gives funny advice ("You must sing a song!" "You need to jump three times!")

SYMPTOM CARDS

• I have a sore throat. 喉咙疼。
• I have a runny nose. 流鼻水。
• I have a headache. 我头疼。
• I can't stop sneezing. 我止不住打喷啸。
• My leg hurts. 我的腿疼。
• My foot is itchy. 我的脚痒。
• My back is sore. 我的背疼。
• I can't stop laughing. 我止不住笑。
• I feel very tired. 我觉得很累。
• My stomach hurts. 我的胃疼。
• My arm is very heavy. 我的手臂很浮重。
• My ears are ringing. 我的耳朵在响。
• I can't stop hiccupping. 我止不住扑嗨。
• I have a cough. 我咳嗽。
• My nose is blocked. 我的鼻孔塞住了。
• My eyes are watering. 我的眼睐在流泪。
• I feel very hot. 我觉得很热。
• I feel very cold. 我觉得很冷。
• I can't stop dancing. 我止不住跳舞。
• I feel dizzy. 我头晕。

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SOLUTION CARDS

• You should drink lots of water. 你应该多喝水。
• You need to rest in bed. 你需要在床上休息。
• You must eat some healthy food. 你必须吃些健康的食物。
• You should take some medicine. 你应该吃些药。
• You must go for a short walk. 你必须简单散步一下。
• You need to sing a happy song. 你需要唱香港歌。
• You should sleep for 12 hours. 你应该睡十二个小时。
• You must wear warm clothes. 你必须穿暖和的衣服。
• You should go to the hospital. 你应该去医院。
• You must eat some ice cream! 你必须吃些冰淇淋！
• You need to laugh more! 你需要多笑笑！
• You should jump three times. 你应该跳三次。
• You must sit down and relax. 你必须坐下来放松。
• You need to call your mother! 你需要给你妈妈打电话！
• You should wear a hat. 你应该戴帽子。
• You must dance slowly. 你必须慢慢地跳舞。
• You should watch a funny movie. 你应该看一部笑片。
• You must drink hot tea. 你必须喝热茶。
• You should see a dentist. 你应该看牙医。
• You must eat some soup. 你必须喝热汤。

⬛Homework Write about one time you were unwell and how you got better

Answers

1. Why did Jake decide to visit the doctor?
   Because he was feeling sick for a few days—his throat hurt, he had a fever, and he was very tired.

2. What were Jake’s symptoms when he called the clinic?
   A sore throat, a fever, and feeling very tired.

3. What did the receptionist ask Jake to do when he arrived at the clinic?
   She asked him to fill in a form.

4. What did Dr. Thompson say was likely causing Jake’s illness?
   A virus, possibly a cold or flu, which is common at that time of year.

5. What advice did Dr. Thompson give Jake about getting better?
   To rest, take the medicine, and return if the fever lasted more than a week or if he felt worse.

Student Worksheet 

 Visiting the Doctor

🟧Reading: “Visiting the Doctor”

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Hello, my name is Jake Turner. I want to tell you about my visit to the doctor. I was feeling sick for a few days. My throat hurt. I had a fever, and I was very tired. I decided it was time to see a doctor. I picked up my phone and called the clinic.

"Hello, this is Riverside Medical Clinic. How can I help you?"

"Hello, my name is Jake Turner. I want to make an appointment with the doctor. I feel sick."

"I understand, Jake. What are your symptoms?"

"I have a sore throat, a fever, and I feel very tired."

"I see. We have an appointment tomorrow at 10 a.m. Is that okay?"

"Yes, that's good. Thank you."

"Great. Please come a few minutes early to check in."

"Thank you. I will be there."

The next day, I arrived at the clinic and went to the receptionist desk.

"Good morning. Do you have an appointment?"

"Yes. My name is Jake Turner. I have an appointment with Dr. Thompson."

"Thank you, Jake. Please fill in this form. Dr. Thompson will see you soon."

I filled in the form and waited in the lobby until the nurse called me in.

"Hello, Jake. I'm Dr. Thompson. I hear you're not feeling well. Can you tell me more?"

"Hello, Dr. Thompson. Yes, I have had a sore throat and a fever for three days. I feel very tired."

"I see. Do you have a headache, a cough, or stomach pain?"

"I have a mild headache, but no cough and no stomach pain."

"All right, Jake. Let me check your throat and temperature."

Dr. Thompson looked at my throat and checked my temperature. I had a mild fever.

"Is it serious?"

"It looks like a virus—maybe a cold or flu. It is common this time of year. I will give you medicine to help with your symptoms."

"Dr. Thompson, how long will I feel sick?"

"With rest and medicine, you will feel better in a few days. But if you still have a fever after a week or feel worse, come back to see me."

"Got it. Thank you for your help."

"You're welcome, Jake. Get well soon."

Dr. Thompson gave me the prescription and some advice. I left the clinic with my medicine and followed the doctor's advice. After a few days, I felt much better.

Choose three words to write in your vocabulary book and write a sentence to go with it

• Appointment: A time set to meet someone, like a doctor or for a specific task.
  Example: I have an appointment with the dentist at 3:00 p.m.

• Clinic: A place people go to see a doctor or get medical help.
  Example: I went to the clinic because I was not feeling well.

• Receptionist: A person who works at the front desk and helps people with appointments or information.
  Example: The receptionist gave me a form to fill out.

• Symptoms: Signs that show you may be sick, like a fever or sore throat.
  Example: His symptoms include a headache and sore throat.

• Lobby: A waiting area at the entrance of a building, like a clinic or hotel.
  Example: I waited in the lobby until my name was called.

• Prescription: A note from a doctor that lets you get medicine from a pharmacy.
  Example: The doctor gave me a prescription for my cough.

• Virus: A small germ that can make people sick, like the cold or flu.
  Example: The flu is caused by a virus.

• Advice: Helpful information or suggestions about what to do.
  Example: The doctor gave me advice to rest and drink water

🟨 Speaking Conversation Questions:

(Ask a partner and write down their answers.)

1. Why did Jake decide to visit the doctor?
2. What were Jake’s symptoms when he called the clinic?
3. What did the receptionist ask Jake to do when he arrived at the clinic?
4. What did Dr. Thompson say was likely causing Jake’s illness?
5. What advice did Dr. Thompson give Jake about getting better?

1.

2.

3.

4.

5

 🟩Grammar Focus: 

Have got' / 'Has got'

Complete the sentences:

1. I ________ a sore throat.

2.She ________ a stomach ache.

3.We ________ a cold.

4.He ________ a broken arm.

5. They ________ the flu.

6.You ________ a headache.

7.My friend ________ a fever.

8.The children ________ sore legs.

9.Jake ________ a bad cough.

10. I think I ________ the flu.

🟦 Listening

Learn English Everyday

⬛Homework Write about one time you were unwell and how you got better

Answers

1. Why did Jake decide to visit the doctor?
   Because he was feeling sick for a few days—his throat hurt, he had a fever, and he was very tired.

2. What were Jake’s symptoms when he called the clinic?
   A sore throat, a fever, and feeling very tired.

3. What did the receptionist ask Jake to do when he arrived at the clinic?
   She asked him to fill in a form.

4. What did Dr. Thompson say was likely causing Jake’s illness?
   A virus, possibly a cold or flu, which is common at that time of year.

5. What advice did Dr. Thompson give Jake about getting better?
   To rest, take the medicine, and return if the fever lasted more than a week or if he felt worse.

 With Hindi Support

🟧Reading: “Visiting the Doctor”

डॉक्टर के पास जाना (Visiting the Doctor)

Hello, my name is Jake Turner. I want to tell you about my visit to the doctor (डॉक्टर). I was feeling sick (बीमार) for a few days. My throat (गला) hurt. I had a fever (बुखार), and I was very tired (थका हुआ). I decided it was time to see a doctor (डॉक्टर). I picked up my phone and called the clinic (क्लिनिक / स्वास्थ्य केंद्र).

"Hello, this is Riverside Medical Clinic (क्लिनिक). How can I help you?"

"Hello, my name is Jake Turner. I want to make an appointment (मुलाक़ात का समय तय करना) with the doctor. I feel sick."

"I understand, Jake. What are your symptoms (लक्षण)?"

"I have a sore throat (गला खराब), a fever (बुखार), and I feel very tired (थका हुआ)."

"I see. We have an appointment (अपॉइंटमेंट) tomorrow at 10 a.m. Is that okay?"

"Yes, that's good. Thank you."

"Great. Please come a few minutes early to check in (पंजीकरण करना)."

"Thank you. I will be there."

The next day, I arrived at the clinic (क्लिनिक) and went to the receptionist (रिसेप्शनिस्ट) desk.

"Good morning. Do you have an appointment (अपॉइंटमेंट)?"

"Yes. My name is Jake Turner. I have an appointment with Dr. Thompson."

"Thank you, Jake. Please fill in this form. Dr. Thompson will see you soon."

I filled in the form and waited in the lobby (प्रवेश कक्ष) until the nurse (नर्स) called me in.

"Hello, Jake. I'm Dr. Thompson. I hear you're not feeling well. Can you tell me more?"

"Hello, Dr. Thompson. Yes, I have had a sore throat and a fever for three days. I feel very tired."

"I see. Do you have a headache (सिरदर्द), a cough (खाँसी), or stomach pain (पेट दर्द)?"

"I have a mild headache, but no cough and no stomach pain."

"All right, Jake. Let me check your throat and temperature."

Dr. Thompson looked at my throat and checked my temperature. I had a mild fever (बुखार).

"Is it serious?"

"It looks like a virus (वायरस) — maybe a cold or flu. It is common this time of year. I will give you medicine (दवा) to help with your symptoms."

"Dr. Thompson, how long will I feel sick?"

"With rest and medicine, you will feel better in a few days. But if you still have a fever after a week or feel worse, come back to see me."

"Got it. Thank you for your help."

"You're welcome, Jake. Get well soon."

Dr. Thompson gave me the prescription (नुस्ख़ा) and some advice (सलाह). I left the clinic with my medicine and followed the doctor's advice. After a few days, I felt much better.

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🟩 Vocabulary (शब्दावली)

Choose three words to write in your vocabulary book and write a sentence to go with it

• Appointment (अपॉइंटमेंट): A time set to meet someone, like a doctor or for a specific task.
  Example: I have an appointment with the dentist at 3:00 p.m.

• Clinic (क्लिनिक): A place people go to see a doctor or get medical help.
  Example: I went to the clinic because I was not feeling well.

• Receptionist (रिसेप्शनिस्ट): A person who works at the front desk and helps people with appointments or information.
  Example: The receptionist gave me a form to fill out.

• Symptoms (लक्षण): Signs that show you may be sick, like a fever or sore throat.
  Example: His symptoms include a headache and sore throat.

• Lobby (प्रवेश कक्ष): A waiting area at the entrance of a building.
  Example: I waited in the lobby until my name was called.

• Prescription (नुस्खा): A note from a doctor that lets you get medicine from a pharmacy.
  Example: The doctor gave me a prescription for my cough.

• Virus (वायरस): A small germ that can make people sick, like the cold or flu.
  Example: The flu is caused by a virus.

• Advice (सलाह): Helpful information or suggestions.
  Example: The doctor gave me advice to rest and drink water.

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🟨 Speaking Conversation Questions (बोलने की गतिविधि)

(Ask a partner and write down their answers.)

1. Why did Jake decide to visit the doctor?

2. What were Jake’s symptoms when he called the clinic?

3. What did the receptionist ask Jake to do when he arrived at the clinic?

4. What did Dr. Thompson say was likely causing Jake’s illness?

5. What advice did Dr. Thompson give Jake about getting better?

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🟩 Grammar Focus (व्याकरण अभ्यास):

‘Have got’ / ‘Has got’

Complete the sentences:

1. I ________ a sore throat. (मुझे गले में दर्द है।)

2. She ________ a stomach ache. (उसे पेट दर्द है।)

3. We ________ a cold. (हमें सर्दी है।)

4. He ________ a broken arm. (उसका हाथ टूटा हुआ है।)

5. They ________ the flu. (उन्हें फ्लू है।)

6. You ________ a headache. (तुम्हें सिरदर्द है।)

7. My friend ________ a fever. (मेरे दोस्त को बुखार है।)

8. The children ________ sore legs. (बच्चों के पैरों में दर्द है।)

9. Jake ________ a bad cough. (जेक को ज़ोर की खाँसी है।)

10. I think I ________ the flu. (मुझे लगता है मुझे फ्लू है।)

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🟦 Listening (सुनने की गतिविधि)

Learn English Everyday (हर दिन अंग्रेज़ी सीखें)

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⬛ Homework (गृहकार्य)

Write about one time you were unwell and how you got better.
(एक समय के बारे में लिखें जब आप बीमार थे और आप कैसे ठीक हुए।)

With Mandarin Support

🟧Reading: “Visiting the Doctor”

看医生 (Visiting the Doctor)

Hello, my name is Jake Turner. I want to tell you about my visit to the doctor (医生 yīshēng). I was feeling sick (生病 shēngbìng) for a few days. My throat (喉咙 hóulóng) hurt. I had a fever (发烧 fāshāo), and I was very tired (累 lèi). I decided it was time to see a doctor (医生 yīshēng). I picked up my phone and called the clinic (诊所 zhěnsuǒ).

"Hello, this is Riverside Medical Clinic (诊所 zhěnsuǒ). How can I help you?"

"Hello, my name is Jake Turner. I want to make an appointment (预约 yùyuē) with the doctor. I feel sick."

"I understand, Jake. What are your symptoms (症状 zhèngzhuàng)?"

"I have a sore throat (喉咙痛 hóulóng tòng), a fever (发烧 fāshāo), and I feel very tired (累 lèi)."

"I see. We have an appointment (预约 yùyuē) tomorrow at 10 a.m. Is that okay?"

"Yes, that's good. Thank you."

"Great. Please come a few minutes early to check in (登记 dēngjì)."

"Thank you. I will be there."

The next day, I arrived at the clinic (诊所 zhěnsuǒ) and went to the receptionist (接待员 jiēdàiyuán) desk.

"Good morning. Do you have an appointment (预约 yùyuē)?"

"Yes. My name is Jake Turner. I have an appointment with Dr. Thompson."

"Thank you, Jake. Please fill in this form. Dr. Thompson will see you soon."

I filled in the form and waited in the lobby (等候区 děnghòuqū) until the nurse (护士 hùshi) called me in.

"Hello, Jake. I'm Dr. Thompson. I hear you're not feeling well. Can you tell me more?"

"Hello, Dr. Thompson. Yes, I have had a sore throat and a fever for three days. I feel very tired."

"I see. Do you have a headache (头疼 tóuténg), a cough (咳嗽 késou), or stomach pain (肚子疼 dùzi téng)?"

"I have a mild headache, but no cough and no stomach pain."

"All right, Jake. Let me check your throat and temperature."

Dr. Thompson looked at my throat and checked my temperature. I had a mild fever (发烧 fāshāo).

"Is it serious?"

"It looks like a virus (病毒 bìngdú) — maybe a cold or flu. It is common this time of year. I will give you medicine (药 yào) to help with your symptoms."

"Dr. Thompson, how long will I feel sick?"

"With rest and medicine, you will feel better in a few days. But if you still have a fever after a week or feel worse, come back to see me."

"Got it. Thank you for your help."

"You're welcome, Jake. Get well soon."

Dr. Thompson gave me the prescription (处方 chǔfāng) and some advice (建议 jiànyì). I left the clinic with my medicine and followed the doctor’s advice. After a few days, I felt much better.

🟩 Vocabulary (词汇 cíhuì)

Choose three words to write in your vocabulary book and write a sentence to go with it.

• Appointment (预约 yùyuē): A time set to meet someone, like a doctor or for a specific task.
  Example: I have an appointment with the dentist at 3:00 p.m.

• Clinic (诊所 zhěnsuǒ): A place people go to see a doctor or get medical help.
  Example: I went to the clinic because I was not feeling well.

• Receptionist (接待员 jiēdàiyuán): A person who works at the front desk and helps people with appointments or information.
  Example: The receptionist gave me a form to fill out.

• Symptoms (症状 zhèngzhuàng): Signs that show you may be sick, like a fever or sore throat.
  Example: His symptoms include a headache and sore throat.

• Lobby (等候区 děnghòuqū): A waiting area at the entrance of a building.
  Example: I waited in the lobby until my name was called.

• Prescription (处方 chǔfāng): A note from a doctor that lets you get medicine from a pharmacy.
  Example: The doctor gave me a prescription for my cough.

• Virus (病毒 bìngdú): A small germ that can make people sick, like the cold or flu.
  Example: The flu is caused by a virus.

• Advice (建议 jiànyì): Helpful information or suggestions.
  Example: The doctor gave me advice to rest and drink water.

🟨 Speaking Conversation Questions (口语练习 kǒuyǔ liànxí)

(Ask a partner and write down their answers.)

1. Why did Jake decide to visit the doctor?

2. What were Jake’s symptoms when he called the clinic?

3. What did the receptionist ask Jake to do when he arrived at the clinic?

4. What did Dr. Thompson say was likely causing Jake’s illness?

5. What advice did Dr. Thompson give Jake about getting better?

🟩 Grammar Focus (语法 yǔfǎ):

‘Have got’ / ‘Has got’

Complete the sentences:

1. I ________ a sore throat. (我喉咙痛。)

2. She ________ a stomach ache. (她肚子疼。)

3. We ________ a cold. (我们感冒了。)

4. He ________ a broken arm. (他胳膊断了。)

5. They ________ the flu. (他们得了流感。)

6. You ________ a headache. (你头疼。)

7. My friend ________ a fever. (我的朋友发烧了。)

8. The children ________ sore legs. (孩子们腿疼。)

9. Jake ________ a bad cough. (杰克咳嗽很严重。)

10. I think I ________ the flu. (我觉得我得了流感。)

🟦 Listening (听力练习 tīnglì liànxí)

Learn English Every Day (每天学英语 měitiān xué Yīngyǔ)

⬛ Homework (作业 zuòyè)

Write about one time you were unwell and how you got better.
(写一写你生病的一次经历，以及你是怎样康复的。)

With Korean Support

🟧Reading: “Visiting the Doctor”

의사를 방문하기 (Visiting the Doctor)

Hello, my name is Jake Turner. I want to tell you about my visit to the doctor (의사). I was feeling sick (아프다) for a few days. My throat (목) hurt. I had a fever (열), and I was very tired (피곤하다). I decided it was time to see a doctor (의사). I picked up my phone and called the clinic (병원).

"Hello, this is Riverside Medical Clinic (병원). How can I help you?"

"Hello, my name is Jake Turner. I want to make an appointment (예약) with the doctor. I feel sick."

"I understand, Jake. What are your symptoms (증상)?"

"I have a sore throat (목이 아프다), a fever (열), and I feel very tired (피곤하다)."

"I see. We have an appointment (예약) tomorrow at 10 a.m. Is that okay?"

"Yes, that's good. Thank you."

"Great. Please come a few minutes early to check in (접수하다)."

"Thank you. I will be there."

The next day, I arrived at the clinic (병원) and went to the receptionist (접수원) desk.

"Good morning. Do you have an appointment (예약)?"

"Yes. My name is Jake Turner. I have an appointment with Dr. Thompson."

"Thank you, Jake. Please fill in this form. Dr. Thompson will see you soon."

I filled in the form and waited in the lobby (대기실) until the nurse (간호사) called me in.

"Hello, Jake. I'm Dr. Thompson. I hear you're not feeling well. Can you tell me more?"

"Hello, Dr. Thompson. Yes, I have had a sore throat and a fever for three days. I feel very tired."

"I see. Do you have a headache (두통), a cough (기침), or stomach pain (복통)?"

"I have a mild headache, but no cough and no stomach pain."

"All right, Jake. Let me check your throat and temperature."

Dr. Thompson looked at my throat and checked my temperature. I had a mild fever (열).

"Is it serious?"

"It looks like a virus (바이러스) — maybe a cold or flu. It is common this time of year. I will give you medicine (약) to help with your symptoms."

"Dr. Thompson, how long will I feel sick?"

"With rest and medicine, you will feel better in a few days. But if you still have a fever after a week or feel worse, come back to see me."

"Got it. Thank you for your help."

"You're welcome, Jake. Get well soon."

Dr. Thompson gave me the prescription (처방전) and some advice (조언). I left the clinic with my medicine and followed the doctor's advice. After a few days, I felt much better.

🟩 Vocabulary (어휘)

Choose three words to write in your vocabulary book and write a sentence to go with it.

• Appointment (예약): A time set to meet someone, like a doctor or for a specific task.
  Example: I have an appointment with the dentist at 3:00 p.m.

• Clinic (병원): A place people go to see a doctor or get medical help.
  Example: I went to the clinic because I was not feeling well.

• Receptionist (접수원): A person who works at the front desk and helps people with appointments or information.
  Example: The receptionist gave me a form to fill out.

• Symptoms (증상): Signs that show you may be sick, like a fever or sore throat.
  Example: His symptoms include a headache and sore throat.

• Lobby (대기실): A waiting area at the entrance of a building.
  Example: I waited in the lobby until my name was called.

• Prescription (처방전): A note from a doctor that lets you get medicine from a pharmacy.
  Example: The doctor gave me a prescription for my cough.

• Virus (바이러스): A small germ that can make people sick, like the cold or flu.
  Example: The flu is caused by a virus.

• Advice (조언): Helpful information or suggestions.
  Example: The doctor gave me advice to rest and drink water.

🟨 Speaking Conversation Questions (말하기 연습 질문)

(Ask a partner and write down their answers.)

1. Why did Jake decide to visit the doctor?

2. What were Jake’s symptoms when he called the clinic?

3. What did the receptionist ask Jake to do when he arrived at the clinic?

4. What did Dr. Thompson say was likely causing Jake’s illness?

5. What advice did Dr. Thompson give Jake about getting better?

🟩 Grammar Focus (문법 연습):

‘Have got’ / ‘Has got’

Complete the sentences:

1. I ________ a sore throat. (나는 목이 아프다.)

2. She ________ a stomach ache. (그녀는 복통이 있다.)

3. We ________ a cold. (우리는 감기에 걸렸다.)

4. He ________ a broken arm. (그는 팔이 부러졌다.)

5. They ________ the flu. (그들은 독감에 걸렸다.)

6. You ________ a headache. (너는 두통이 있다.)

7. My friend ________ a fever. (내 친구는 열이 있다.)

8. The children ________ sore legs. (아이들은 다리가 아프다.)

9. Jake ________ a bad cough. (제이크는 심한 기침을 한다.)

10. I think I ________ the flu. (나는 독감에 걸린 것 같다.)

🟦 Listening (듣기 연습)

Learn English Everyday (매일 영어 배우기)

⬛ Homework (숙제)

Write about one time you were unwell and how you got better.
(아팠던 경험과 어떻게 나았는지에 대해 써보세요.)