Your stomach suddenly hurts. How would you describe the problem?, a. My stomach is happening., b. My stomach hurts., c. I hurt stomach., d. My stomach does hurt it., Your friend looks sick. What would you ask them?, a. What’s the matter?, b. What are you matter?, c. Where matter you?, d. How matter?, You hurt your ankle yesterday. Explain what happened., a. My ankle has yesterday., b. My ankle might yesterday., c. I have happened my ankle., d. I twisted my ankle yesterday., You have a strange pain in your back. Describe what it feels like., a. It feels my back pain., b. It likes someone hit., c. It feels like someone hit me., d. It feel like hit me., You need someone to get medicine for you. How would you ask?, a. Can you get it for me?, b. You can it for me?, c. Can get you for me?, d. Do you get can it?, A friend says, “My head hurts.” What could you ask next?, a. What head?, b. Where exactly does it hurt?, c. What does your head?, d. Where your hurt?, Imagine you cut your finger while cooking. Describe the problem and ask for help., a. My finger cutting. Help?, b. I have finger cut you., c. My finger is cutted. You help?, d. I cut my finger. Can you help me?, You do not know the name of your medical problem. Use It feels like… to describe it., a. It feels pain like me., b. It feels that broken., c. It feels like it’s broken., d. It like feels broken., Someone tells you, “My throat hurts.” What could you offer to do?, a. Can I help you?, b. I help can you?, c. Do I can help?, d. Can you I help?, Imagine you are at a clinic. Tell the doctor why you are there., a. I’m matter today., b. My chest hurts., c. I have hurt chest it., d. My chest have pain it.

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