Should I See a Doctor?
Asking the pharmacist whether it's serious.
- Them
You don't look very well.
- You
I've felt dizzy for the last two days.
- Them
Have you been eating and drinking normally?
- You
Not really. I've had almost no appetite.
- Them
I think you should see a doctor today.
- You
Is there a clinic near here?
- Them
There's one two streets away, open until six.
- You
Thank you. I'll go straight there.
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Words in this dialogue
- don'tshort for do not
- lookto turn your eyes to; to seem
- i'veshort for I have
- feltpast form of feel
- dizzyfeeling the room is spinning
- lastfinal; the one before this; to continue for a time
- daystwenty-four hours
- eatingto take food into your mouth
- drinkinga liquid you swallow
- normallyusually
- reallytruly; very
- almostvery nearly
- appetitethe wish to eat
- thinkto have an opinion
- doctorsomeone trained to treat illness
- todaythis day
- clinica small medical centre
- nearclose to
- there'sshort for there is
- streetsa road in a town
- awayat a distance
- opento start business; to make no longer shut
- untilup to the time that
- i'llshort for I will
- straightgoing directly; not bent; immediately (straight away)
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