Getting Hurt
Something hurts — what now.
- Them
Are you all right? You stopped suddenly.
- You
Something pulled in my lower back.
- Them
Sit down for a moment.
- You
It hurts when I straighten up.
- Them
Do not train that area today.
- You
Should I put ice on it tonight?
- Them
Yes, and see a doctor if it stays.
- You
Thank you for stopping to help.
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Words in this dialogue
- rightcorrect; the opposite of left; just (right here); straight away (right away)
- stoppedto end or halt; a bus stop
- suddenlywithout warning
- somethinga thing not named
- pulledto draw towards you; to stop a car
- lowerthe one below
- backreturning; the rear
- downalong; to a lower place
- momenta very short time
- hurtsto feel pain; to injure
- straightento make straight
- traina line of carriages on rails
- areaa part of a place
- todaythis day
- tonightthis evening
- doctorsomeone trained to treat illness
- staysto remain; to eat here
- stoppingto end or halt; a bus stop
- helpto make things easier for someone
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