headache -> have a headache
aspirin
earache -> have an earache
toothache -> have a toothache
dentist
stomach ache -> have a stomach ache
medicine
temperature -> have a temperature
flu -> have flu
measles -> have measles [5mi:zlz] n. [醫(yī)]麻疹, 風(fēng)疹, 包蟲(chóng)病, 痧子
mumps -> have mumps [mQmps] 腮腺炎
take/have an aspirin [5AspErin] n. 阿斯匹林(解熱鎮(zhèn)痛藥), 乙酰水楊酸
see a doctor
see a dentist
take some medicine
go to bed
stay in bed
call the doctor
Exercise
I have a headache. He has a headache.
I must stay at home. He must stay at home.
I have a cold. He has a cold.
I can’t go to work. He can’t go to work.
I am not well. He is not well.
I feel ill. He feels ill.
I must see a doctor. He must see a doctor.
I do not like doctors. He does not like doctors.
造句
Sam has a temperature, so he must go to bed.
Jane has a stomachache, so she must take some medicine.
She has a headache, so she must take an aspirin.
Susan has mumps, so we must call the doctor.
He has a toothache, so he must see a dentist.
Jimmy has measles, so we must call the doctor.
Dave has flu. He must stay in bed.
Jimmy/ a stomachache/ a headache/ take an aspirin
What’s the matter with Jimmy?
Does he have a stomach ache?
No, he doesn’t have a stomachache.
He has a headache.
So he must take an aspirin.
Elizabeth/ an earache/ a headache/ take an aspirin
What’s matter with Elizabeth?
Does she have an earache?
No, she doesn’t have an earache.
She has a headache.
So she must take an aspirin.
George/ a headache/ an earache/ see a doctor
What’s the matter with George?
Does he have a headache?
No, he doesn’t have a headache.
He has an earache.
So she [疑為筆誤，應(yīng)為he] must see a doctor.
Jim/ a stomachache/ a toothache/ see a dentist
What’s the matter with Jim?
Does he have a stomachache?
No, he doesn’t have a stomachache.
He has a toothache.
So he must see a dentist.
Jane/ a toothache/ a stomachache/ take some medicine
What’s the matter with Jane?
Does she have a toothache?
No, she doesn’t have a toothache.
She has a stomachache.
So she must take some medicine.
Sam/ a stomachache/ a temperature/ go to bed
What’s the matter with Sam?
Does he have a stomachache?
No, he doesn’t have a stomachache.
He has a temperature.
So he must go to bed.
Dave/ a headache/ flu/ stay in bed
What’s the matter with Dave?
Does he have a headache?
No, he doesn’t have a headache.
He has flu.
So he must stay in bed.
Jimmy/ a headache/measles/we … call the doctor
What’s the matter with the Jimmy?
Does he have a headache?
No, he doesn’t have a headache.
He has measles.
So we must call the doctor.
Susan/ an earache/mumps/we … call the doctor
What’s the matter with Susan?
Does she have an earache?
No, she doesn’t have an earache.
She has mumps.
So we must call the doctor.
aspirin
earache -> have an earache
toothache -> have a toothache
dentist
stomach ache -> have a stomach ache
medicine
temperature -> have a temperature
flu -> have flu
measles -> have measles [5mi:zlz] n. [醫(yī)]麻疹, 風(fēng)疹, 包蟲(chóng)病, 痧子
mumps -> have mumps [mQmps] 腮腺炎
take/have an aspirin [5AspErin] n. 阿斯匹林(解熱鎮(zhèn)痛藥), 乙酰水楊酸
see a doctor
see a dentist
take some medicine
go to bed
stay in bed
call the doctor
Exercise
I have a headache. He has a headache.
I must stay at home. He must stay at home.
I have a cold. He has a cold.
I can’t go to work. He can’t go to work.
I am not well. He is not well.
I feel ill. He feels ill.
I must see a doctor. He must see a doctor.
I do not like doctors. He does not like doctors.
造句
Sam has a temperature, so he must go to bed.
Jane has a stomachache, so she must take some medicine.
She has a headache, so she must take an aspirin.
Susan has mumps, so we must call the doctor.
He has a toothache, so he must see a dentist.
Jimmy has measles, so we must call the doctor.
Dave has flu. He must stay in bed.
Jimmy/ a stomachache/ a headache/ take an aspirin
What’s the matter with Jimmy?
Does he have a stomach ache?
No, he doesn’t have a stomachache.
He has a headache.
So he must take an aspirin.
Elizabeth/ an earache/ a headache/ take an aspirin
What’s matter with Elizabeth?
Does she have an earache?
No, she doesn’t have an earache.
She has a headache.
So she must take an aspirin.
George/ a headache/ an earache/ see a doctor
What’s the matter with George?
Does he have a headache?
No, he doesn’t have a headache.
He has an earache.
So she [疑為筆誤，應(yīng)為he] must see a doctor.
Jim/ a stomachache/ a toothache/ see a dentist
What’s the matter with Jim?
Does he have a stomachache?
No, he doesn’t have a stomachache.
He has a toothache.
So he must see a dentist.
Jane/ a toothache/ a stomachache/ take some medicine
What’s the matter with Jane?
Does she have a toothache?
No, she doesn’t have a toothache.
She has a stomachache.
So she must take some medicine.
Sam/ a stomachache/ a temperature/ go to bed
What’s the matter with Sam?
Does he have a stomachache?
No, he doesn’t have a stomachache.
He has a temperature.
So he must go to bed.
Dave/ a headache/ flu/ stay in bed
What’s the matter with Dave?
Does he have a headache?
No, he doesn’t have a headache.
He has flu.
So he must stay in bed.
Jimmy/ a headache/measles/we … call the doctor
What’s the matter with the Jimmy?
Does he have a headache?
No, he doesn’t have a headache.
He has measles.
So we must call the doctor.
Susan/ an earache/mumps/we … call the doctor
What’s the matter with Susan?
Does she have an earache?
No, she doesn’t have an earache.
She has mumps.
So we must call the doctor.