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HavingThingsDone

Somethinghastobedonebutyoucan't,don'twantorhaven'ttimetodoityourself.Soyouarrangethatsomeoneelseshalldothejobforyou.Inotherwords,youhaveorsome­

thingdone.

WordMeaning

HAVEorGET

'Have'ismorecommoninslightlyformalconversationandalsoinwrittenEnglish.Itwouldbe,forexample,alittleoddtohearthissaid:

^{•TheQueenIsgettinganewportraitpainted.}

'Get'suggestsamoredecided,intentionalactionbythepersongivingtheInstructions.ItisalsooftenusedasanimperativeoranInfinitive.

•William'satthemechanic's.He'sgettingthecarbrakeschecked.

•Getthattreecutdown.It'sblockingthelight

•I'llhavetogetanotherelectricpointinstalled.

Noticethecolloquialuseof'get'withaninfinitivewithmuchth&samemeaning:

•Don'tcanythatyourself.Gettheshopkeepertosendit.

Veryoften'have'and'get'withthepastparticiplecanbeusedinterchangeably.Herearesomeexampelsinwhichdifferenttensesandformsareused:

•Sheusuallyhaslg!tslherdressesmadeforher.

•Celebritiesoftendon'thavetheirtelephonenumberspublish&d.

•We'rehavinglaettlnaJourhousedoneup.

_{•Iwishyou'dhave(wouldhave)yourphototaken.}

•Poordevil/He'sjustofftohavefiveteethfill!!!.

•Havelget}ittgstedbytomorrow,please.

WordUse

Ex.1Youwanttogetafullmedicalcheck-up.Whatdoyouthinkyou'llhavetodo?Tofindtheansweryoumustmatchthewordsfromthetwocolumns.

I'llhavemy

^appendix examineblood

eyes ^test

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_pulse

take

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bloodpressure

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temperature

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^{Ex.2Maleeupdialoguesbyanalogy.}

a)-WherecanIhavemybloodtested?

-It'soverthere,ontheleft(onthegroundfloor,downstairs,etc.)

b)-MustIhavemychestX-rayedagain?

-No.Everyth1ngisOKWtthyou.

c)-CanIhaveanappointmenttoseetheoptician?Iwanttohavemyeyesexammed

-WouldnextFriday3p.m.beconvenient?

-Oh,yes.

Ex.3Giveadviceabouttreatment.

,.Example:

-There'ssomethmgwrongwithmyeyes.Ithink.Ican'tseemtoseetoowell.

-You'dbetterhavethemtestedthen

1Myappendixtscausingmetroubleagain.

2.IthinkImayhavebrokenmyleg.

3.Mythroat'sverysoreagain.Ithinkit'smytonsils.

4I'mnotsure1fIfracturedmywristornot.

5.There'ssomethingwrongwithmyheartagain,I'mafraid.

ClassCommunication

Task1

Actoutaconversationbetweenadoctorandanurse.Beforemakingdtagnosisthedoctormstructsthenursewhatcheck-upthepatientmusthave

Task2

Asecondyearstudenttellsafresheraboutannualmed1calcheck-ups.

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Task3

Workinginpa1rsmakeupalistoftestsadnvermusthavebeforeheIshegetsadriv1nglicence.D1scussyourlistwithotherstudentsandcompletethem.Nowyouarereadytoactasareceptionistandinstructavisitorwhowantstohaveamedicalcheck-upforadrivinglicenceActoutaconversationbetweenareceptionistandavisitor.

TheCaseHistory

Ex.4.StudythecasehistorybelowandwritetenheadlinesforeachparagraphofthehistoryofGeorgeWilson'sten-dayillness.(Wilsonisaprominentpoliticalfigure).

'You'reinperfecthealth...asfitasafiddle...there'snothingwrongwithyou.'

'Ifeelabitoff-colour...ratherundertheweather...Idofeelfunny.Ireallydon'tfeelwell.IthinkI'mSickeningforsomething...Ifeelfeverish...likedeathwarmedup.·

'He'sbeentaken111...he'sinacoma...fightingforhislife...stillcrittcallyill...inaverycriticalcondition...nochange.stillseriouslyill...stillhasn'tregainedconsciousness...tsrespondingtotreatment...offthedangerlist..showings1gnsofcommground.makingprogress...h1sconditionissattsfactory...he'scomeoutofthecoma...heisaswellascanbeexpected.comfortable..nochange...he'sturnedthecomer...he'sonthemend.'

'Weallwishyouaspeedyrecovery...getwellsoon...we'regladyou'reover1t'

'Theworst1sover..he'salmostcompletelyrecovered...he'spracticallycured...he'sconvalescing...comingalongnicely...he'llbeonhisfeetagainsoon.he'llbeoutandaboutagaininafewdays·

'He'shadarelapse...he'snobetter...he'sgettingworse...hisconditionisdeteriorat­ing..he'sgettingweaker...he'sslippingaway...fadingfast...hislifeishangingbyathread...it'sJUStamatteroftime..hecouldgoatanysecondI'

'He'smadeamiraculousrecovery...he'sasgoodasnew...asrightasrain...he'llhvetillhe'sahundred.'

Ex.5.Withoutlookingbackattheprevioustext,trytosupplythemissingwordthatcompletestheseexpressions:

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^{b)it'sJUStaoftime}

eme

d)turnthe--------

e)asasafiddle

f)abitcolour

g)fight1nghislife

_{h)asnght--------rain}

i)comingnicely

j)he'sslipping--------

k)hislifeishanging--------athread

I)he'llbeoutand--------againm)hecould atanysecond

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Ex.6.Studythecasehistoryagainandthenworkinginpairsaskeachothertogiveasmanyaspossibleexpressionsth&twoulddescribeeachstageofWilson'sillness.

Whatdoyouthink?

•WhatreallyhappenedtoGeorgeW1lson?

•Whatcouldthediagnos1sofhiSillnessbe?

.IfWriting

Chooseoneofthetasksgivenbelow.

Task1

YouaretheWilson'spersonaldoctor.Describehiscaseh1story.

Task2

YouaretheWilson'sb•ographerWriteachapterofyourbookinwhichyoudescnbethe

_{Presidentsillness.}

Task3

YouareaTVreporterPrepareyourreportontheW1lson'sIllness

Task4

YouareadoctorWritethecasehistoryofanyofyourpatients.

Task5

WnteaboutaseriousIllnessIaccidentofafriend(arelat1ve,etc.)ofyoursUseasmanyexpressionsfromthetextasposstble

ACaseforTreatment

Haveyoueverbeenmhospitalformorethanaday?

Whichpartsofthehospttalroutinedid(orwould)youfmddifficult?Whichadvancesinmodernmedicmedoyouadmiremost?

LynneW1lhams1s38.Sherunsadrycleaningbus1nessw1thherhusband,TedShehasalwaysthoughtofherselfasahealthypersonbutafewdaysagoshestartedgett1ngpains