Lesson 61
New words and expression:
1. feel
He feels ill.
How are you feeling now?
He felt sad after reading a letter.
2. look
He looks ill.
The picture looks nice.
My mother looks angry.
3. must
We must call the doctor.
I must be off now.
We must finish the homework now.
4. call
I will call the police if you don’t leave now.
I think we should call the doctor as soon as possible.
5. doctor
You’d better go to see the doctor.
He wants to be a doctor in the future.
6. telephone
Can you remember the doctor’s telephone number?
Excuse me, may I use your telephone?
The telephone is ringing.
7. remember
I will remember the day forever.
I can’t remember when he called.
8. mouth
Open your mouth, Jimmy.
Don’t speak with your mouth full of food.
I don’t want anyone to know this, so you’d better keep your mouth shut.
9. tongue
Show me your tongue.
He beat his own tongue while eating.
She was so thirsty that she ran her tongue over her lips.
10. bad
He has a bad cold.
The food has gone bad.
The weather is so bad that we all have to stay at home.
11. cold
I caught a cold yesterday.
How’s your cold now?
12. news
That’s good news for Jimmy.
What’s the latest news?
My parents listen to the news on the radio every day.
Lesson 62
New words and expression:
1. headache
She has a headache.
I had a bad headache this morning.
I’m going to bed now. I have a headache.
2. aspirin
So she must take an aspirin.
Have you taken any aspirin?
The doctor asked him to take an aspirin after each meal.
3. earache
George has an earache.
I have been having an earache for about a week.
Is your earache serious?
4. toothache
He has a toothache.
She’s had toothache all day.
5. dentist
So he must see a dentist.
I have to meet my dentist at 2:00 pm.
The dentist pulled the wrong tooth for him.
6. stomachache
Jane has a stomachache.
You need some rest since you have a stomachache.
Do you often have stomachache?
7. medicine
So she must take some medicine.
Have you taken any medicine?
Is the medicine useful?
8. temperature
Sam has a temperature.
What’s your temperature?
I need to take your temperature.
9. flu
Dave has the flu.
Be careful not to get the flu.
Flu can be very dangerous sometimes.
10. measles
Jimmy has measles.
Have you ever had measles?
My brother was shut in his own room because he had his measles.
11. mumps
Susan has mumps.
He can’t speak. He has mumps.
How’s your mumps now?
Lesson 63
New words and expression:
1. better
Better. Thank you, doctor.
Do you feel better now?
Your answer is better than mine.
2. certainly
Certainly, doctor.
You’re certainly welcome.
I will certainly help you.
3. get up
You are better now, but you mustn’t get up yet.
When do you usually get up in the morning?
I got up very late this morning.
4. yet
I haven’t met him yet.
Have you finished your work yet?
5. rich
He mustn’t eat rich food.
The food is rich.
I don’t like rich food at all.
6. food
How do you like the food?
I have never had better food.
7. remain
He must remain in bed for another two days.
He remains quiet.
The door remained shut.