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Location: Community Health Clinic, London
Participants: Doctor (Dr. Patel) and Patient (Emily)
Purpose: The purpose of this scenario is to show an interaction between a patient and a doctor during a routine check-up where the patient discusses recurring headaches and tiredness.
Key Vocabulary: Appointment, symptoms, prescription, headache, fatigue, medication, examination, diagnosis, treatment, advice, rest, stress, hydration.
Introduction: Emily, a university student, visits Dr. Patel at the community health clinic because she has been suffering from constant headaches and tiredness for the last two weeks.

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Location: Group video call (Zoom)
Participants: Aarav (the groom, from India), Sofia (from France), and Lucas (from Spain).
Purpose: The purpose of this scenario is to show a casual conversation between friends planning their trip to India for Aarav’s wedding.
Key Vocabulary: Flight, visa, hotel, wedding ceremony, traditions, sightseeing, transportation, itinerary, temple, cultural experience, food, souvenirs.
Introduction: Sofia and Lucas are planning to travel to India to attend the wedding of their close friend Aarav. It will be their first time visiting the country, so Aarav helps them with travel advice and plans to show them around before the wedding.

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Analysis of real-life contextual scenarios

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Analysis of real-life contextual scenarios

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Scenario 1

Grammar

Change “It hurt yesterday, but now it’s okay” → “It was hurting yesterday, but it’s better today.”

Vocabulary

Replace “thing” with specific terms (“irritation,” “pressure,” “pain”).

Fluency

Add phrases like “The pain gets worse at night” for more context.

Suggestion

Practice using medical collocations like “take medication,” “make an appointment,” or “follow a prescription.”

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Scenario 2

Grammar

Replace “We go by train” → “We’ll go by train” to maintain future tense consistency.

Replace “We go by train” → “We’ll go by train” to maintain future tense consistency.

Vocabulary

Replace “visit the fort” → “explore the majestic Amber Fort.”

Replace “try food” → “taste authentic Indian dishes like samosas and lassi.”

Replace “visit the fort” → “explore the majestic Amber Fort.”

Replace “try food” → “taste authentic Indian dishes like samosas and lassi.”

Fluency

Add connectors: “First, we’ll arrive in Delhi. Then, we’ll travel to Jaipur for the wedding. Finally, we’ll do some sightseeing.”

Add connectors: “First, we’ll arrive in Delhi. Then, we’ll travel to Jaipur for the wedding. Finally, we’ll do some sightseeing.”

Suggestion

Use idiomatic expressions such as “soak up the culture,” “have a blast,” or “once in a lifetime experience” to make the dialogue more engaging and fluent.

Use idiomatic expressions such as “soak up the culture,” “have a blast,” or “once in a lifetime experience” to make the dialogue more engaging and fluent.