Telling Them About an Allergy
Saying which medicine you can't take.
- Them
Have you taken this medicine before?
- You
No, and I'm allergic to penicillin.
- Them
Thank you for telling me. This one is different.
- You
Are there any side effects I should know about?
- Them
It can make you sleepy, so be careful.
- You
Can I take it with my other tablets?
- Them
Which ones are you taking at the moment?
- You
Just something for blood pressure.
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Words in this dialogue
- takenpast participle of take
- medicinesomething you take to get better
- beforeearlier than
- allergicmade ill by a certain food or thing
- penicillina common antibiotic
- tellingsaying something to someone
- differentnot the same
- sideone of the surfaces or edges
- effectsthe changes something causes
- knowto have information about
- maketo create
- sleepywanting to sleep
- carefulgiving attention to avoid mistakes
- taketo carry; to need time
- otherdifferent from this one
- tabletssmall hard pieces of medicine
- onesresting upon
- takingcarrying; putting in the hold
- momenta very short time
- somethinga thing not named
- bloodthe red liquid in your body
- pressurea force pushing on something
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