The document discusses making a medical appointment. It covers using modals like "will" and "may" to describe future ability and possibility when scheduling. It also emphasizes identifying vocabulary for medications and medical procedures. Finally, it lists speaking and listening exercises for making an appointment and includes a link to a medical history form.

1. Good morning!
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• Use modals to describe future ability and
possibility.
• Identify, memorize, and use vocabulary of
medication and medical procedures to make
an appointment.
• Listening and speaking skills to make an
apointment
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Make an
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Modals
• Future ability:
WILL be able to
Example: The doctor will be able to see you at 1p.m.
•Possibility
MAY/MIGHT be able to/ verb in simple form
Example: He might be very sick, but we aren’t sure yet.

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Modals Exercise
• http://wps.pearsonlongman.com/topnotch3/

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Do you know the words for these
images? Have you ever been through
Make an
appointment
one?

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Make an
appointment
Do you know what medication does the
brand stand for?

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• Speaking: Making an appointment p. 19
• Listening p.22-23
• Medical form:
http://www.cehs.wright.edu/resources
/forms_and_things/forms/Medical
%20History%20Form-hpr1002.pdf