source: Dương Thu Thuỷ / Pearson Education, INC 2015年3月3日
* social language: describe symptoms; show concern
* grammar: modals may, might, must; be able to
# video script
(Dr. Anderson comes to
examine Paul.)
Dr.
Anderson: Say “Ahhh.”
Bob:
Cover your face, doc.
Paul:
Ahhh.
Dr.
Anderson: Well, you have a cold, that’s for sure.
Cheryl:
What about the other stuff? The pain in the back and the side...?
Dr.
Anderson: Have you taken any medications lately?
Paul:
Just some over-the-counter stuff--pain killer, cold tablets, nasal spray.
Dr.
Anderson: That sounds OK.
Paul:
And some cough medicine, vitamins, antacid.
Dr.
Anderson: That’s a lot of medicine.
Paul:
And some decongestant.
Dr.
Anderson: That’s too much medicine in one day.
Marie:
That must be why you’re feeling so
bad.
Dr.
Anderson: Have you been around anyone else who’s sick?
Paul:
My friend Don has had a cold all week. We lifted weights last night for aobut
an hour and ran five miles. He had to walk the last mile.
Dr.
Anderson: Is that your usual exercise routine?
Paul:
Yep. I started it yesterday.
Dr.
Anderson: Well, that explains it. You exercised too much.
Paul:
That’s all?
Dr.
Anderson: That’s all.
Bob:
A little chiropractic treatment might
help you.
Paul:
Stay away from me.
