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Lesson 1 (February)
Topic: Present Indefinite in doctor-patient questionnaires.
Aim of the lesson: development of speaking, reading, retelling, translation, and comprehension skills, competence within the above topic.
Practical skills and knowledge before the lesson: the students should know basic tense- and voice forms, rules of reading.
Practical skills and knowledge after the lesson: the students should ask and answer questions and make up a dialogue on the topic.
Tasks for private study:
Revise grammar material on p.p. 285-286 (Present Indefinite) from basic literature.
Revise questions from doctor-patient questionnaire on p.p. 7-8 from optional literature.
Do the self-improvement test.
1. How ____ your fathers state of health?
1) are
2) is
3) am
4) all of the above
2. your skin burn?
1) Do
2) Have
3) Does
4) All of the above
3. you very nervous around strangers?
1) Do
2) Are
3) Did
4) All of the above
4. you by frightening dreams or thoughts?
1) Did trouble
2) Have troubled
3) Are troubled
4) All of the above
5. you by heartburn?
1) Do trouble
2) Are troubled
3) Had troubled
4) Had been troubled
6. you ?
1) Do marry
2) Do married
3) Are married
4) All of the above
7 you have any problems with your skin?
1) Do
2) Are
3) Did
4) All of the above
8. you by frightening dreams or thoughts?
1) Did trouble
2) Have troubled
3) Are troubled
4) All of the above
9 your nose run when you dont have a cold?
1) do
2) have
3) does
4) All of the above
10.Do you ever pains or tightness in your chest?
1) gets
2) get
3) getting
4) all of the above
Make up your own dialogue on the analogy. Use Present Indefinite.
The example of the part of the dialogue:
Do you have any skin problems? No, I do not have any skin problems.
Is any part of your body always numb? No, it is not.
Are you troubled by heartburn? No, I am not.
Are you sensitive or allergic to antibiotics? No, I am not.
Do you have difficulty hearing? No, I do not have difficulty hearing.
Do you often cry? No, I do not.
Do you have difficulty relaxing? Yes, sometimes.
Basic literature:
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Optional literature:
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Lesson 2 (February)
Topic: Present Perfect in doctor-patient questionnaires.
Aim of the lesson: development of speaking, reading, retelling, translation, and comprehension skills, competence within the above topic.
Practical skills before the lesson: the students should know basic tense- and voice forms, rules of reading.
Practical skills and knowledge after the lesson: the students should ask and answer questions and make up a dialogue on the above topic.
Tasks for private study:
Revise grammar material on p.289 (Present Perfect) from basic literature.
Revise lexical and grammar material on p. p. 9-10 from optional literature.
Do the self-improvement test.
1. Have you ever been for any major medical illness or operations?
1) hospitalized
2) sent to the hospital
3) referred to the hospital
4) all of the above
2. . you ever .for life insurance, military service or employment because of health problems?
1) Have been turned down
2) Have turned down
3) Do turn down
4) All of the above
3. . you . any diseases lately?
1) Havehad
2) Do have
3) Are having
4) All of the above
4. a doctor ever you that you had high blood pressure?
1) Has told
2) Do tell
3) Have told
4) All of the above
5 you ever that you have liver disease?
1) Have told
2) Have been told
3) Did tell
4) All of the above
6. you more than 10 pounds in the last 2 months?
1) Do lose
2) Have lost
3) Have been lost
4) All of the above
7. How long you ill?
1) are
2) had been
3) have been
4) all of the above
8. Have you lost your interest eating lately?
1) on
2) at
3) in
4) all of the above
9. Have you ever had heart ?
1) seizures
2) attacks
3) symptoms
4) all of the above
10. Have you been immunized polio?
1) in
2) on
3) of
4) for
11. Have you ever been hospitalized any serious disease or major surgery?
1) in
2) of
3) for
4) about
