Context:

A patient visits the doctor because she has been feeling sick for several days. She needs to describe her symptoms clearly using health-related vocabulary and time expressions.

Dialogue:

Doctor: Good afternoon. What seems to be the problem today?

Patient: Good afternoon, doctor. I’ve been feeling tired and dizzy since Monday, and I also have a sore throat and a mild cough.

Doctor: I see. Have you had a fever or body aches?

Patient: Yes, I had a light fever yesterday and some muscle pain.

Doctor: Have you taken any medication?

Patient: Just some painkillers, but they haven’t helped much.

Doctor: How is your sleep and appetite?

Patient: I haven’t been sleeping well, and I don’t feel very hungry.

Doctor: It sounds like a viral infection. I recommend rest, warm fluids, and this prescription for your throat.

Patient: Thank you, doctor. Should I come back if I don’t get better?

Doctor: Yes, please return if the symptoms last more than five days.

A young professional attends a job interview for an administrative assistant position in a bilingual company. She must answer politely using professional vocabulary and correct grammar.

Dialogue:

Interviewer: Good morning, please have a seat. Can you start by telling me a little about yourself?

Candidate: Good morning, thank you. My name is Camila Lopez . I studied Business Administration, and I have experience supporting office tasks and managing schedules.

Interviewer: Great, what would you say are your main strengths?

Candidate: I consider myself an organized, responsible, and proactive person. I always try to meet deadlines and help my team achieve goals.

Interviewer: Why are you interested in working with our company?

Candidate: Because your company promotes teamwork and professional growth, and I would like to contribute to that environment.

Interviewer: What are your expectations for this position?

Candidate: I would like to keep learning and develop new skills while contributing to the efficiency of the office.

Interviewer: Excellent. Do you have any questions for me?

Candidate: Yes, I’d like to know if the company offers training programs for new employees.

Interviewer: Yes, we do. Thank you for your interest, Camila.