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Today I've got a new episode of three-way
English with doctor Don. But, before I get into the story,
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Let's start the episode, remember with three-way English I will tell you a
story three different ways. First in a very
basic simple way and then twice more
with increasing difficulty. The idea is to help you learn English grammar and
vocabulary in context. The first time through,
I will use simple present tense only. I will use simple sentence structures
and speak slowly with no contractions.
This week I'm going to have a different kind of story.
This story will introduce some different vocabulary
related to medicine and medical English. That seems like a useful area of English
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three appointments one day. He meets three patients for a one hour
consultation each. The first patient is a man with sports injuries.
He has a sore back and aches up and down his legs. The doctor
prescribes a pain reliever for the man's injuries and sends him
to the pharmacist to pick up his medication.
The second appointment is a young woman with some abnormal symptoms. A spot
on her arm is itchy and inflamed. The doctor takes her temperature and
finds that she has a slight fever as well. After
checking her lab results, the doctor diagnoses the woman with a food
allergy. He tells her to avoid certain foods and sends her to a local
pharmacy for an anti-inflammatory medication.
The third appointment is an older man suffering from acute pain in his stomach.
The doctor does not have time to take a sample
to send to the laboratory to make a precise
diagnosis. The old man is in an emergency situation so the doctor
sends him to the nearest hospital. Okay, now let's do the story a second
time through. This time, I will introduce different
verb tenses such as the simple past.
I will use some slightly different word order
and speak a little bit faster than the first time through. One day,
a doctor had three appointments he met three patients for a one hour
consultation each. The first patient was a man
with several sports injuries he had a sore
back and aches up and down his legs. The doctor prescribed a pain
reliever to treat the injuries and sent the man
to a pharmacist to pick up his medication. The second
appointment was a young woman with some abnormal
symptoms. She had a spot on her arm that was itchy
and inflamed. The doctor took her temperature and found she had a slight
fever as well. After checking her lab results,
the doctor diagnosed the woman with a food allergy.
He told her to avoid certain foods and sent her
to a local pharmacy for an anti-inflammatory medication.
The third appointment was an older man who was suffering from acute pain in his
stomach. For this case, the doctor had no time to
take a sample to send to the laboratory for a precise
diagnosis. The old man was in an emergency
situation so the doctor sent him to the nearest
hospital right away. Now, you know the story
so I'm going to do it one more time. This time,
at native level speed and with more advanced grammar and vocabulary.
A doctor had appointments with three patients. One day,
according to his schedule he had to meet with each patient
for a one hour consultation. First was a man with nagging sports injuries.
He had a sore back and several aches up and down his legs.
The doctor gave him a prescription for a pain reliever
to soothe the pain from his injuries and sent him to a pharmacist
to pick up the medication. Second was a young woman with some abnormal symptoms.
There was a spot on her arm which was itchy and
inflamed. After taking her temperature, the doctor found she had a slight
fever as well. When the woman's lab results came in,
the doctor had all the information he needed to diagnose the woman
with an allergic reaction. He instructed her to
avoid certain foods and sent her to the pharmacy
for an anti-inflammatory medication to treat her symptoms.
Last up, was an older man suffering from acute
pain in his abdomen. Right away the doctor
recognized the situation was an emergency, so he had no time
to take lab samples or make a precise diagnosis.
Instead he called an ambulance and sent the man to the nearest hospital.
Okay, well that story introduced 20 different medicine and health related
vocabulary words. Did you catch them all? The description
below will have a PDF listing the words and
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