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A backache and earache. A headache. A stomachach. A toothache. A cold. A cough. 

A fever, a fever. The flu. The flu. Dry eyes, dry eyes, and a sore throat. A sore throat. Okay, take a moment to memorize the health problems.

This is mr. McDonald. He is feeling sick. He is telling dr. White about his symptoms. 

Doctor : Hello, mr. McDonald. How are you today? 
Mr.McDonald : That very good doctor. 
Doctor : Really? How do you feel? 
Mr.McDonald : I feel terrible. I'm really sick. 
Doctor : I'm sorry to hear that. What's the matter? 
Mr.McDonald : Well, my head hurts. I have a terrible headache. 
Doctor : Uh-huh, and what else? 
Mr.McDonald : My throat hurts, too. I have a cough and a sore throat.
Doctor : Hmm. Let me see your temperature. Okay, but careful, my throat hurts. 
Doctor : Oh, that's not good.
Mr.McDonald : What's wrong doctor? 
Doctor : Well, you definitely have a fever. I think you have the flu. 
Mr.McDonald : Yeah, I feel miserable. What can I do? 
Doctor : Don't worry. Mr. McDonald. I'm going to give you some medicine. You're going to feel better soon. 
Mr.McDonald : That's good because I don't feel well at all. 
Doctor : Just one moment, please. I'm going to get it all now. 
All right. Now it's time for today's grammar. And today's grammar is for, when you are sick or not feeling. Well. Now, when we ask the question for the person we ask generally first. How are you? How are you? Or maybe? How do you feel? 

How do you feel and the person expresses their feelings and they say, for example, I feel terrible. Now we use the verb feel and the adjectives to describe the way we feel. I can say I feel terrible if I feel in a negative way or I feel good if I feel in a positive way, but normally, when we are sick, we say things like this. I feel terrible, or maybe I don't. 

Feel. Well, so the negative, I don't feel. We use the adjective and a positive way to say. I don't feel well, I don't feel in a good way or another way is to say, I don't feel so great again. We use a positive adjectives. I don't feel so great. We can also use the verb be, for example, I am Sick, I am sick. So we use the verbs feel or I don't feel or the verb be and the adjectives to describe our feelings very good. So now we know the person feels terrible and we want to know why we want to know the specific problem. So we say, what's wrong. 

What's wrong? Or what's the matter? What's the matter? These questions asked about the specific problem and to describe the problem. We use the verb have. For example, I have and then the specific problem. I have a headache again, the specific problem, what's wrong? Or what's the matter and the description? I have a headache. Very good, but you understand what? Just for Naraku. You can hurry move Mockingbird. You are not my concern. Okay, let's look at more adjectives. For example, we have positive adjectives, like, fine and good. And we also have more positive adjectives like great terrific. Fantastic. So we use these with the verbs feel and also the verb be, for example, I feel fine or I feel great or I am good, or I'm a fantastic. The negative adjectives are things like awful. Miserable horrible, terrible. All of these are negative adjectives. When we do not feel good. We also use feel and the verb to be with these adjectives. For example, I feel awful or I feel horrible, or I'm miserable or I'm terrible. So these are other adjectives, both positive and negative to describe

How we feel very good. Now, it's time to practice.

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