Doctor: Good morning. How can I help you today?
Patient: Good morning, doctor. I’ve been feeling unwell for the past few days.
Doctor: I’m sorry to hear that. What symptoms do you have?
Patient: I have a headache, a sore throat, and a slight fever.
Doctor: Do you have a cough or runny nose?
Patient: Yes, I have a dry cough, but no runny nose.
Doctor: I see. How long have you had these symptoms?
Patient: Since Monday. It started with a sore throat, and then the fever appeared.
Doctor: Have you taken any medicine?
Patient: Just some paracetamol, but it didn’t help much.
Doctor: Let me check your temperature… Yes, you still have a mild fever. It looks like a viral infection.
Patient: Is it serious?
Doctor: No, nothing serious. You just need to rest, drink plenty of fluids, and take this medication.
Patient: Should I stay at home?
Doctor: Yes, it’s better to stay at home for a few days and avoid cold drinks.
Patient: Thank you, doctor.
Doctor: You’re welcome. If you don’t feel better in a few days, come back again.
Present Simple vs Present Continuous
Choose the correct form:
I usually ______ (feel / am feeling) tired in the mornings.
Today I ______ (feel / am feeling) much worse than yesterday.
The doctor ______ (checks / is checking) my temperature now.
She often ______ (have / is having) headaches.
I ______ (take / am taking) medicine at the moment.
Modal Verbs (should / must / can)
You should drink more water.
You must stay in bed if you have a fever.
Should I take this medicine twice a day?
You must not eat cold food.
You can come back if you don’t feel better.
Put the verbs in the past simple:
I went (go) to the doctor yesterday.
She felt (feel) very sick last week.
The doctor gave (give) me some advice.
I took(take) the medicine in the morning.
We saw (see) the doctor at 5 p.m.
Rewrite the sentences:
I have a headache. → (yesterday)
Did I have a headache yesterday?
The doctor is checking me now. → (usually)
The doctor usually checks me.
You should drink more water. → (negative)
You should not drink more water.
I visited the doctor. → (present perfect)
I have visited the doctor.
Find and correct the mistakes:
I have a headache.
She doesn’t feel well.
I saw the doctor yesterday.
He is taking a medicine now.
You should rest more.
Complete the sentences (Past Continuous)
I was waiting (wait) in the waiting room when the doctor called me.
She was coughing (cough) all night.
The doctor was examining (examine) a patient at 10 a.m.
We was sitting(sit) in the clinic for two hours.
He was feeling(feel) worse in the evening
Past Continuous vs Past Simple
I ______ (was waiting / waited) when the nurse ______ (called / was calling) my name.
She ______ (was sleeping / slept) when the pain suddenly ______ (started / was starting).
While the doctor ______ (was talking / talked), I ______ (was listening / listened) carefully.
They ______ (were walking / walked) to the hospital when it ______ (started / was starting) to rain.
I ______ (was taking / took) medicine when you ______ (called / were calling) me
Make negative sentences
I was feeling well.
I was not feeling well.
She was taking medicine.
She was not taking medicine.
They were waiting outside.
They were not waiting outside.
Make questions
you / sleep / well last night?
Did you sleep well last night?
the doctor / examine / you?
Did the doctor examine you?
she / take / the medicine?
Did she take the medicine?
Complete with “while” or “when”
While I was waiting, the doctor was examining another patient.
The pain started when I was walking home.
While she was resting, her phone rang.
He was coughing while he was talking.
Error correction/Ուղղիր սխալները
I was waiting in the hospital.
She was feeling sick.
They were sitting in the waiting room.
He took medicine.
We did not understand the doctor.
