SituationWeeks of 30 Aug to 11 Oct
Seeing a doctor
- Collections
- 3
- Free
- 1of 3
- Words
- 30
- Done
- 0
In order
Describing where it hurts
You have five minutes and no idea what any of it is called.
LockedAsking for something at the pharmacy
You know the symptom, you do not know the word, and everything behind the counter needs asking for.
FreeGetting an appointment sooner
The first free slot is in three weeks and you do not have three weeks.
Locked
All 10 words
Asking for something at the pharmacy
- pharmacy/ˈfɑːrməsi/The shop that sells medicine.
- medicine/ˈmedəsən/Something you take to get better.
- tablet/ˈtæblət/A small hard piece of medicine you swallow.
- prescription/prəˈskrɪpʃən/A doctor's written order for medicine.
- counter/ˈkaʊntər/The surface you are served across.
- dose/doʊs/How much medicine to take at once.
- cream/kriːm/A soft substance you rub on the skin.
- cough/kɑːf/A sudden noisy push of air from the chest.
- strong/strɔːŋ/Having a powerful effect.
- advice/ædˈvaɪs/An opinion about what you should do.
Questions
- How do I ask if a pharmacy is open?
- You can ask "Is there a pharmacy open near here?", which is one of the ten sentences in this collection.
- What's the word for a doctor's written order for medicine?
- That's a prescription, and the collection has the sentence "Do I need a prescription for this?" to go with it.
- How do I ask about how much medicine to take?
- The word is dose, used in "What is the usual dose for an adult?"
- Is there a word for medicine you rub on your skin?
- Yes, cream, practised in the sentence "Is there a cream that would help?"
- How many words does this collection cover?
- Ten words and ten sentences, all built around asking for something at the pharmacy counter.