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Show me your future destination on a map and write a short text about what you feel about it. Are you excited? Scared? Happy? Share your feeling about your future expatriation!

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Watch the video: are you ready to go to the doctor's in your new country?

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Everyday English for ESL 2 — At the Doctor's

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Here is what you need to know about your Moodle class

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Transcript of the same name video, activities and answers

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Practice your vocabulary

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Everyday English for ESL - Lesson 2 - At the Doctor's

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A powerful and flexible, yet easy to use tool for creating online gap-filling exercises as well as drag & drop, dropdown and multiple choice quizzes.

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French pronunciation explained by an American :)
Funny video

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"La prononciation" - La langue française expliquée par un Américain (Ep 05)

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Si vous avez du mal à apprendre la langue française ce n'est pas votre faute: c'est la faute de la langue française. L'humoriste américain Sebastian Marx vous décode tous les pièges dans lesquels il ne faut pas tomber. Aujourd'hui cinquième épisode : "La prononciation".

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Create your own medical history form

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Be ready to go with some useful vocabulary

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Record yourself leaving a voicemail to your bank. You can't attend a meeting that was planned and you need to reschedule to another day. Good luck :)
You can upload your voicemail using the "voice" option on your padlet :)

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If you need to practice asking/answering questions in a medical context, listen and read to the following activities

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If this is your first time here, you might wanna check out Role Play: At the Doctor's Day 1 to start from the beginning!

American English Dialogue: on top
British English Dialogue: scroll down

Wanna print out the transcripts?
Download the List of Doctor's Questions with Example Answers Here

Here we have a list of questions that the doctor might ask you while you're in the doctor's office. Each section will have possible questions and a separate listening clip for possible answers.

-Answer- Actually I'm doing just fine, I'm just here for a check up today.

-Answer- Yeah I fell last week playing soccer, so I thought I'd come in and get my foot checked out.

Answers: Let the doctor know why you're there. What's wrong? Did you hurt yourself? Do you have any unusual symptoms?

-Answer- Well, my son fell off the bed the other day, uhm, he's been touching his leg a lot, he can't really explain to me what hurts but I think he has a problem with his arm. Uhm, I know that he has a small cut on his forehead and he might have a problem with his ear.

Answer: What part of the body hurts? Headaches, Toothaches, Backaches, Stomach Aches, Earaches, I hurt my..., I've been having..., I need my... checked out. It comes and goes, it starts then stops, it's on and off.

Answer: More specifically, what is going wrong with your body? What do you feel? Common symptoms might include: dizziness, stomach pains, diarrhea, constipation, sore throat, coughing, vertigo, sleeplessness (can't sleep) feeling bad, etc.

Answer: How many days or months have you had your symptoms? Give an idea if you don't know exactly. Remember, in America, normal body temperature is 98.6, over 100 degrees for a child is hot, 102-104 is very hot for just about anyone.

-Question- Has the pain been getting better or worse? Do you think the pain's been getting better or worse? -Answer- I feel like it's been the same most of the week. I think it stayed about the same. I feel like I'm getting worse. Well, I feel like I'm getting a little better, but then I get worse again. I felt good last week, but this week was just terrible.

Answer: When do you feel the worst? When do you feel the best? Is it always the same time during the day? Does it hurt all of the time? Let the doctor know if certain activities make you feel worse.

Answers: Let the doctor know why you're there. What's wrong? Did you hurt yourself? Do you have any unusual symptoms? Has it happened before? All this information can help the doctor figure out what's wrong.

Answers: "It hurts when I do this" is an easy way to show the doctor exactly what's wrong - useful if you can't remember the word in English! Another useful phrase is simply "My ______ hurts" and the doctor can help you from there. It always helps to give as much detail as you can to the doctor.

Answer: A flexible answer can be: "I've had it for about _____ days / weeks." If you don't know exactly, you can give an estimate.

Answer: When is the pain the worst? Does it hurt all the time? During or after you do a certain activity? (When you stand up, lie down, or exercise)

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Doctor Questions Office Role Play - USA & UK - High Level Listening Transcripts and English Dialogue

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If this is your first time here, you might wanna check out Role Play: At the Doctor's Day 1 to start from the beginning! American English Dialogue: on top British English Dialogue: scroll down Wanna print out the transcripts?

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Join the class and share about your expat in English!

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