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I need more time. .

I need more paper clips. .

Would you like some more tea? ?

I'd like some more, please. , .

 

one more, once more, one more time; .

Sing one more song. .

Sing it once more. .

Read the text one more time. .

Give me one more cigarette. .

May I have one more? ?

 

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I want more coffee. .

Give me some more. .

No more coffee for me. .

 

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We don't live here any more. = We no longer live here. .

She no longer loves you. .

I cannot wait any longer. .

 

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There are two apples left on the plate. .

There is nothing left in the cup. .

I haven't got any money left. .

There are three days left. .

 

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What else do you want? ?

Who else will go with me? ?

Where else can we go? ?

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Ask someone else. - ().

Nobody else understands me. .

Would you like to drink anything else? - ?

Let's go somewhere else. - ( ).

I don't know anything else about him. .

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I left my umbrella in someone else's car. - .

 

Dialogues

 


Prescription drugs

Excuse me, please, where can I find a pharmacy around here?

There is one just around the corner next to the bank.

I've come to pick up my medicine my doctor phoned in the prescription.

It's not ready yet please come back in half an hour, and make sure you have your insurance card with you.

OK, and tell me please whether I can take this drug together with aspirin? As I told you before, I'm still taking aspirin on a daily basis.

This drug does not combine well with aspirin you can take either this drug, or aspirin, but not both of them together.

Then I will take neither one till I call my doctor. I hope he has not left his office yet.


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Over&the&counter drugs=non& prescription drugs

Excuse me, where can I find something for the flu?

All the cold and flu medicines are in aisle 7, on your right.

But how do I know which one is the best?

Read the list of ingredients and additional information on the box.

Can I give this medicine to my child, as well?

No, there are children's strength medicines on the next shelf, and please read the direc- tions carefully before giving it to your child.

And also, what should I take for my allergy? I am sneezing all the time, my eyes are itchy and watery.

Either this medication or that one will help you with those symptoms.

They both seem rather expensive what else do you have?

Here it is; this one is cheaper.


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Health and beauty aids

There are too many different shampoos in the section how do I choose which one to buy?

There are shampoos for dry, oily, and normal hair you read what is written on the bottle and choose the one that suits you best.

I have dry skin and regular soap makes it drier.

For dry skin we have moisturizing soap as well as moisturizing lotions.

My baby keeps getting a rash on his bottom what can I get for it?

For this case take a tube of diaper rash ointment.

Also, I would like to buy lipstick and nail polish that will match it.

Follow me; I'll show you where to find them.


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Health food

Excuse me, I have never been in a health- food store before. What kind of products do you carry?

All the products we carry are made from all-natural ingredients.

What does that mean?

It means: nothing synthetic, no artificial coloring, no artificial flavoring, and no preservatives.

I see that you have vitamins and minerals here. But a regular drugstore sells them too.

That is true, but ours are made from natural ingredients only, whereas the drugstore brands often have synthetic ingredients.

What else do you carry?

We have herbal remedies, all-natural soaps, shampoos, and beauty products, as well as organic foods.


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Phonetics

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jamb [dyæm] iamb ['aæm] lamb [læm] limb [lm]

dithyramb ['dθræm]


bomb [bɒm] comb [k əum] dumb [dnm] numb [nnm] thumb [θnm]


plumb [plnm] climb [klam] crumb [krnm] rhomb [rɒm] rhumb [rnm]


aplomb [ə'plɒm] catacomb ['kætə.kəum] succumb [sə'knm] tomb [tu:m]

womb [wu:m]


Exercises

167.

 

1

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A. Can Ithis drug with my regular medicine? (eat, drink, take, swallow)

 

B. Ian allergy to seafood. (carry, take, do, have)

 

C. My insurance does notthis drug. (do, cover, make, carry)

 

D. My legso much, I had to ask for a painkiller. (hurt, jumped, damaged, pained)

 

E. Does this medicinedrowsiness? (make, do, cause, carry)

 

2

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A. What sort ofeffects does this medicine have? (side, front, back, sad)

 

B. When you have, you want to throw up. (a cold, an ulcer, nausea, insomnia)

 

C. drugs are cheaper than brand-name ones. (bad, all-natural, generic, old)

 

D. When something itches, it's usually a. (cold, burn, pain, rash)

 

E. I am going to write you afor penicillin. (receipt, letter, recipe, prescription)


 

3

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A. I had to pay for itmy own pocket. (from, through, out of, over)

 

B. Do you have anythingthe flu? (against, from, over, for)

 

C. Ear infections are usually treatedantibiotics. (by, with, for, through)

 

D. I have an adverse reactionthis drug. (on, with, for, to)

 

E. This drug should be takena full stomach. (in, with, on, for)

 

4

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A. This doctor's office does notmy insurance. (accept, hold, receive, get)

 

B. He has aheadache. (accepting, splitting, receiving, worse)

 

C. We didn'tyour prescription. (plan, hold, receive, place)

 

D. I am going to the drugstore, but I am notmy son along. (accepting, holding, getting, taking)

 

E. What kind of products do you? (carry, held, got, taken)

 

5

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A. I take all my vitamins along when Iabroad. (drive, cross, travel, walk)

 

B. This is the newestname medication. (grand, food, brand, drug)

 

C. If you want a good exercise, you should be walking, rather than. (driving, going, traveling, walking)

 

D. I disliketo the doctor. (driving, going, traveling, walking)

 

E. Itso much that I went to see my doctor. (drove, hurt, worried, canceled)


 

Lets practice

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Prescription drugs

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Over-the-counter drugs

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Health and beauty aids

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Health food

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Prescription drugs

1. I want my prescription filled.

2. What other medications are you taking?

3. What are the side effects of this drug?

4. You must take all the antibiotics prescribed.

 

Over-the-counter drugs

5. What do you have for a headache?

6. He is sick with the flu.

7. I was advised to use this syrup for the common cold.

8. What would you recommend for a sore throat?

 

Health and beauty aids

9. I cannot find a scent-free face cream.

10. Which aisle are all the hair-care products in?

11. I am looking for brown mascara.

12. What is the difference between cologne and perfume?

 

Health food

13. All our drinks are made with spring water.

14. They carry a lot of soybean products.

15. Raw unprocessed honey has never been heated.

16. Organic vegetables are grown without pesticides.


 
 

 

 


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