lesson 4

 

health matters

Today we have a chapter full of learning!

We'll talk a bit about dental health and physical health, then we'll cover vocabulary and grammar!

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today we will talk about dental health

-you should be careful with these symptoms or discomforts!

-red or swollen gums

-a broken tooth

- a loose tooth

-fillings

If you have any of these problems, you should go to the dentist as soon as possible

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we continue...

symptoms

description of symptoms when we do not feel well at all!

let's practice!

conversation 1

1- Hello Friend how are you? I heard you were sick, how are you feeling?

2- Hello, I have felt bad these last few days, with dizziness and vomiting, my head hurt a lot, I felt weak and I even fainted.

1- oh no how horrible! You must feel really bad. Did you go to the doctor?

2-yes I went, and I already feel better because he gave me great news

1-yes? What did he say?

2- I AM PREGNANT, and I am very happy

1- oh my god I'm glad you must be very happy, I congratulate you

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video

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let's practice some grammar

We use must to indicate duty or obligation to do something; we could translate it

 like having to . Be careful, because in its negative form, must not indicates prohibition.

 To talk about something you don't have to do, but could do, we use not + have

 to: You don't have to eat that if you don't want to

 want), but You must not smoke in here! 

ex: You must respect older people

informative video

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( to remember vocabulary)

👉stomachache

toothache

headache

poisoned food

pretty

incredible

unbelivable

really

as soon as possible