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Situations: Talk about Feelings/Health

Speaking Situations: Talking about Feelings/Health

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Conversation Practice

1. Ask your partner how he/she feels. Respond appropriately.

Examples

How are you feeling today?
Not very good. I have a headache.
That's too bad.

How do you feel today?
Great. How about you?
Pretty good.

2. Pretend you (or a friend) are hurt or injured.

Tell your classmates about it.

Examples

I hurt my elbow.
Are you all right?
I think so.

Ouch! I cut my finger.
Please be more careful.

Ronnie fell down and broke his arm!
Call an ambulance!

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