Word list

chill ['Cil] простуда

cough [kOf] кашлять

QUESTIONS:

1. How is June’s family?

2. How did Michael catch a cold?

Conversation d

A: John, I don’t feel well. I’ve got the most awful pain in my ear.

B: Maybe, you’ve got an infection or something.

A: It is still hurting from yesterday when I came home. I couldn’t pop on the plane. I think there’s still a lot of pressure in there. It really hurts though.

B: Have you tried blowing your nose?

A: Yeah, I’ve done all that. Swallowing, blowing, shaking my head can’t get rid of it though, I think we might have come down too quickly.

Word list

infection [in΄fekS] инфекция

pop [‘pPp] заходить

pressure [΄preSq] давление

swallow [΄swOlqV] глотать

QUESTIONS:

1. Why does he feel badly?

2. What did he do to get rid of the pain?

T 5.3

Dialogue 1 (a)

A: Good afternoon! Doctor Herson’s surgery. Can I help you?

B: Please, I need to see a doctor urgently. My son has a fever, I think. And his temperature is rising.

A: Ok, madam. Just calm down. We have a doctor free at 9.30 if you can come in now.

B: Yes, it’s fine. We don’t live far away.

A: Ok, but I just need your son’s name before you arrive.

B: His name is Jeremy Jones. I’m his mother.

A: Thank you Mrs. Jones. And does he have a medical card?

B: Yeah. The number is …Let me see… It’s 553125 J.

A: Let me see…553125 J. Oh yes, he was here last August.

B: Yes, that sounds about right.

A: Right then, Mrs. Jones. We’ll see you shortly.

B: Thank you so much.

Word list

fever ['fi:vq] жар, лихорадка

surgery [΄sWG(q)ri] приёмная для больных

urgently ['WGqntlI] срочно

QUESTIONS:

1. Why did Mrs Jones phone the surgery?

2. Do they live far away?

3. What is the son’s name?

4. Does he have a medical card?

Dialogue 1(b)

A: Good afternoon! Airport Medical Clinic. Can I help you?

B: Yes, I’d like to organize the time for an aviation medical examination please.

A: Certainly, sir. Have you been here before?

B: No, I’ve just moved into the area actually.

A: Right. Well, I’m afraid all the doctors are quite busy today. I’ll just have a look in the diary. Is it urgent?

B: Not really. My card certificate expires in two weeks and I need to have a check before then.

A: Ok, we have an appointment free on Wednesday at 2 o’clock.

B: Sorry, I can’t make that. Have you got anything on Thursday?

A: Sorry, Thursday is fully booked at this stage.

B: I see, well how about Friday?

A: I’ll just check. Yes, we have one at 5.30. Will that suit?

B: 9.30? Yes.

A: No, sorry, I said 5.30 in the afternoon. Is that ok?

B: Yes, that would be fine.

A: If you could give me your name please?

B: Captain Tarik Al-Adhid.

A: Could you spell it for me, sir?

B: Yes it’s Mr Al-Adhid. That’s A-L hyphen A-D-H-I-D. Have you got that?

A: Yes, thank you, Mr Al-Adhid. Now if you could give me your license number please?

B: Sure, it’s 013452.

A: And are you having a class 1 or class 2 medical?

B: Ah, it will be a class one thanks.

A: Ok, than should be fine. We’ll see you on Friday at 5.30 then.