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Dan visited the doctor complaining of earache that had lasted three days. The doctor examined Dan's ear and diagnosed an infection. Although Dan had been taking painkillers, the doctor prescribed antibiotics to take three times a day. The doctor instructed Dan to return after finishing the antibiotics course.

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Doctor: Hello, Dan. What’s the problem? Dan: I’ve got earache. Doctor: When did it star? Dan: Three days ago. Doctor: let me have a look… Ah yes, you’ve got an infection. Have you taken any medication for it? ,[object Object]

Dan: Just some painkillers. Doctor: Ok. I’ll prescribe some antibiotics. Take them three times a day. Come back and see me again when you’ve finished them. Dan: Ok. Thank you, doctor.

I’ve got earache, headache, etc. I’ve got a pain in my leg. Three days ago. Just some painkillers when should i come back? ,[object Object]

NOW LISTEN AND ANSWER 1____________________

NOW LISTEN AND ANSWER 1____________________ I’ve got earache

3_______________________ Just some painkillers.

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3. Dan: Just some painkillers. Doctor: Ok. I’ll prescribe some antibiotics. Take them three times a day. Come back and see me again when you’ve finished them. Dan: Ok. Thank you, doctor.

5. NOW LISTEN AND ANSWER 1____________________

6. 2___________________

7. 3____________________

8. 4______________________

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11. NOW LISTEN AND ANSWER 1____________________ I’ve got earache

12. 2_____________ Three days ago

13. 3_______________________ Just some painkillers.

14. 4_______________ Ok. Thank you, doctor

15. 5____________________ Thank you, doctor

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