Unit 8 Keeping Healthy and Seeing a Doctor

Section I Talking Face to Face Section II Being All Ears New Practical English 1 Session 1 Section I Talking Face to Face Section II Being All Ears Unit 8

Section I Talking Face to Face New Practical English 1 Section I Talking Face to Face

New Practical English I Warm-up Lead-in 1. What are medical instructions intended for? 2. Do you always read medical instructions carefully before taking a medicine? Why or why not? Unit 8

Lead-in Read and translate New Practical English 1 Read and translate Lead-in Read and translate the medical instructions in Section I. Unit 8

American friend to see a doctor in China? New Practical English 1 Sample dialogues Warm-up 1. Is your English good enough to help your American friend to see a doctor in China? Unit 8

making complaints to a doctor New Practical English 1 Speak out — making complaints to a doctor 我得了重感冒，病倒了。 B. 我咳嗽得很厉害。 C. 我什么都不想吃。 D. 我头痛得厉害，并且发烧。 I’ve come down with a bad cold. I’ve got a bad cough. I don’t feel like eating anything. I have a bad headache and a temperature. Unit 8

making complaints to a doctor New Practical English 1 Speak out — making complaints to a doctor I’ve got a terrible toothache. E. 我牙很痛。 F. 我吃不下东西也睡不好，头晕乏力。 G. 我腿疼得厉害，现在感觉很虚弱。 I can’t eat or sleep at all. I’m feeling weak and dizzy. My leg hurts so much and I’m feeling rather weak. Unit 8

making complaints to a doctor New Practical English 1 Speak out — making complaints to a doctor I don’t feel very well, perhaps I’ve got heat-stroke. H. 我觉得有些难受，好象是中暑了。 I. 我服了阿司匹林，但还没好。 J. 我的牙痛死了。 I have taken some aspirin, but I still feel sick. The toothache is killing me. Unit 8

Sample dialogues Warm-up New Practical English 1 Sample dialogues Warm-up 2. Do you know how to inquire in English about the symptoms of a patient as a doctor? Unit 8

E. 怎么了，杰克？还好吧？你看起来有些不对劲。 New Practical English 1 Speak out — inquiring the symptoms A. 你怎么了? 脸 色不太好。 H. 你发烧了吗？ B. 怎么了？有什么不对劲吗？ G. 张嘴说 “啊”。 . F. 服药了吗？ C. 这症状有多久了？ E. 怎么了，杰克？还好吧？你看起来有些不对劲。 D. 今天感觉如何？ Unit 8

Speak out — inquiring the symptoms New Practical English 1 Speak out — inquiring the symptoms What’s wrong with you? You look pale. Unit 8

Speak out — inquiring the symptoms New Practical English 1 Speak out — inquiring the symptoms B. What’s wrong? Is anything the matter? Unit 8

Speak out — inquiring the symptoms New Practical English 1 Speak out — inquiring the symptoms C. How long has this been going on? Unit 8

Speak out — inquiring the symptoms New Practical English 1 Speak out — inquiring the symptoms D. How are you feeling today? Unit 8

Speak out — inquiring the symptoms New Practical English 1 Speak out — inquiring the symptoms E. Jack, are you all right? You don’t look quite yourself. Unit 8

F. Have you taken any medicine? New Practical English 1 Speak out — inquiring the symptoms F. Have you taken any medicine? Unit 8

G. Open your mouth and say “Ahhh”. New Practical English 1 Speak out — inquiring the symptoms G. Open your mouth and say “Ahhh”. Unit 8

H. Do you have a temperature? New Practical English 1 Speak out — inquiring the symptoms H. Do you have a temperature? Unit 8

Sample dialogues Warm-up New Practical English 1 Sample dialogues Warm-up 3. Can you understand a doctor’s advice and his prescriptions? Unit 8

giving advice and writing a prescription New Practical English 1 Speak out — giving advice and writing a prescription Sample sentences I’ll give you an injection to bring your fever down. B. Here is a prescription to take care of your headache and keep your temperature down. C. You should go on taking the medicine for three more days. Unit 8

giving advice and writing a prescription New Practical English 1 Speak out — giving advice and writing a prescription Sample sentences D. You need a minor operation. E. You can try some Chinese therapies. F. You must come back for a follow-up treatment. G.Take this pain-killer three times a day after meals. Unit 8

useful expressions for New Practical English 1 Sample dialogues Read and find out Read and find out useful expressions for seeing a doctor. Unit 8

Sentences for a patient to make a complaint to a doctor: New Practical English 1 Sentences for a patient to make a complaint to a doctor: I’ve got a sore throat and a bad cough. It’s my skin. It’s so dry and rough. Unit 8

a doctor to inquire about symptoms: New Practical English 1 Sentences for a doctor to inquire about symptoms: What’s wrong with you? 2. You don’t look well today. What’s the problem? Unit 8

to give advice to a patient: New Practical English 1 Sentences for a doctor to give advice to a patient: 1. Try this throat spray. 2. Simply spray it into your throat three times a day. 3. Remember not to drink or eat anything immediately afterward. 4. You could try this skin oil treatment. Just rub the oil into your skin. 5. Keep it in a cool and dry place. Unit 8

a doctor to comfort a patient: New Practical English 1 Sentences for a doctor to comfort a patient: 1. You should feel relieved soon. 2. It will soothe and soften your skin immediately. Unit 8

Practice the following sentences. New Practical English 1 Practice the following sentences. _________________ your daughter? Have you taken her temperature? 2. She should __________________ if she rests for a few days. What’s wrong with feel a little relieved Unit 8

Practice the following sentences. New Practical English 1 Try 3. ______ this medicine and stay in bed for two days, and I’m sure you’ll feel better. 4. ______ the ointment well into the skin when you feel a pain. 5. If your skin is dry, you should apply the oil treatment and it will ______ your skin. Rub soften Unit 8

Practice the dialogues. New Practical English 1 Sample dialogues Group work Practice the dialogues. Unit 8

Make short conversations by simulating the five small dialogues. New Practical English 1 Sample dialogues Pair work Make short conversations by simulating the five small dialogues. Unit 8

Role play the similar situations you create, first in groups, and New Practical English 1 Sample dialogues Role play Role play the similar situations you create, first in groups, and then before the class. Unit 8

Sample dialogues Put-in-Use New Practical English 1 Sample dialogues Put-in-Use Do the Put-in-Use exercises in groups by reading out loudly the three dialogues you have completed. Unit 8

Section II Being All Ears New Practical English 1 Section II Being All Ears Unit 8

Read the printed materials New Practical English 1 Dialogue Pre-listening task Read the printed materials in Listen and Decode in ONE minute. Unit 8

Listen to the tape WITHOUT looking at the book. New Practical English 1 Dialogue While-listening task Listen to the tape WITHOUT looking at the book. Unit 8

Dialogue While-listening task New Practical English 1 Dialogue While-listening task Listen to the tape one sentence after another, taking notes during the pause. Unit 8

Dialogue While-listening task Repeat the sentences after the tape. New Practical English 1 Dialogue While-listening task Repeat the sentences after the tape. Unit 8

Dialogue script Jack and Li are good friends. New Practical English 1 Dialogue script Jack and Li are good friends. Li: Why, Jack, are you all right? You don’t look quite yourself. Jack: I’m feeling awful. I’ve got a terrible headache. Li: It might be a bad cold. Have you taken any medicine? Jack: I took some aspirin, but I still feel sick. Unit 8

New Practical English 1 Dialogue script Li: You’d better go to see a doctor immediately. Want me to go with you to the hospital? Jack: Oh, it’s so nice of you. I do need your help. I just can’t think straight at the moment. … Unit 8

Dialogue script (In the hospital, a doctor is receiving Jack.) New Practical English 1 Dialogue script (In the hospital, a doctor is receiving Jack.) Doctor: What’s the matter? Jack: I’ve got a terrible headache, a sore throat, and my whole body hurts badly. Unit 8

Dialogue script Doctor: Let me see. Oh, you’re running a high fever. New Practical English 1 Dialogue script Doctor: Let me see. Oh, you’re running a high fever. Jack: Am I seriously ill, doctor? Doctor: Don’t worry. I think you’ve just got a bad cold. But you’d better take an X-ray first. Jack: Thank you, doctor. Unit 8

Dialogue Post-listening task Do the exercises in Listen and Decode New Practical English 1 Dialogue Post-listening task Do the exercises in Listen and Decode and Listen and Respond. Unit 8

Read the printed materials New Practical English 1 Passage Pre-listening task Read the printed materials in Listen and Read in THREE minutes. Unit 8

Listen to the tape and fill in the blanks. New Practical English 1 Passage While-listening task Listen to the tape and fill in the blanks. Unit 8

Listen again and check up the answers. New Practical English 1 Passage While-listening task Listen again and check up the answers. Unit 8

Passage Key to the passage: 1. Nowadays 2. their skin New Practical English 1 Passage Key to the passage: 1. Nowadays 2. their skin 3. your 4. all the difference 5. have a good rest 6. at least eight 7. on a fine day 8. breaths 9. upwards and outwards 10. twice a week Unit 8

New Practical English 1 Passage Now, read the passage LOUDLY! Unit 8

and Listen and Complete. New Practical English 1 Passage Do the exercises in Listen and Judge and Listen and Complete. Post-listening task Unit 8

Assignments Pair work: Make up dialogues New Practical English 1 Assignments Pair work: Make up dialogues between a doctor and a patient referring to the dialogues in the Workbook. Preview Passage I and the exercises. Unit 8