LISTENING EXERCISE "SICK"
What's the matter? When you
feel under the weather it means that you don't feel very well. You can have some symptoms of an illness, like a runny nose or constant sneezing for a cold or even the flu. Therefore, you can either go to the doctor to have some medical prescription and a medication, or you can try a home made remedy, like drinking orange juices, have a hot soup or take herbal medicine (NOTICE:
medicine as UNCOUNTABLE NOUN: some medicine)
I. Pre-Listening Exercises [
Top]
Name several illnesses that keep people from going to work or school. Then, discuss the symptoms for each and remedies and treatments for curing the problem.
| HELPFUL TIP: People often have their own home remedies for different aliments. Some people eat hot chicken soup when they have a cold. Give it a try. |
II. Listening Exercises [Top] |
Listen to the conversation by pressing the "Play" button and then answer the questions.
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Listen to the conversation again as you read the
Quiz Script.
III. Vocabulary Activities [Top] |
Review the key vocabulary from the conversation: | [ Why do these? ] |
IV. Post-Listening Exercises [Top] |
Think of a time during the last year when you got really sick. What was the problem? Did you go to the doctor? If so, what did the doctor tell you to do, eat, or buy to get better? If you didn't go to the doctor, what did you try to recover from your illness?
What home remedies do you have in your country for the following illnesses or situations? Search for information in books or online to help you answer this question:
- cold
- stomachache
- hangover
- hiccups
- sore throat
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