O R A L P R A C T I C E Lessons 1 - 25 - Shenker

Grammar Notes
21.1
21.2
21.3
21.4
21.5
21.6
21.7
21.8
21.9
I've got a terrible pain in my back.
I'm going to give you something...
If you still have any pain...
I need something for hay fever.
Here's the prescription
It won't make me sleepy, will it?
once a year
My foot hurts. / Keep your feet apart.
irregular verbs
Words and Expressions
Oral Practice 21
THE BODY (arms / elbows / hands / legs / knees / feet / head / neck / shoulders)
ACHES AND PAINS (a bruise / a cut / a broken tooth / a sore throat / a cough / a cold)
DOCTORS AND HOSPITALS (a doctor's surgery / first aid / emergency / the out-patient department / the
emergency room)
EXPRESSIONS (What's the problem? / I don't feel well. / I've got a temperature. / Let's have a look. /
Does it hurt? / I need something for hay fever. / Here's the prescription. / Here are some pills. /
There you are! / Take one after every meal.)
Examples in Grammar Notes
21.1 My foot hurts. / I've got a pain in my leg. / My elbow is giving me trouble. / I've got something in
my eye. / Hold the club like this: / your left hand here... / and your right hand here. / What about
my feet? / Keep your feet apart... / and your head down. / And keep your eye on the ball ! // ...in
the eye
21.2
21.3
21.4
21.5
21.6
21.7
21.8
21.9
use of possessives with parts of the body
direct and indirect objects
use of "still" and "not…yet"
use of "need"
"Here's…" / "There's…" ; "Here you are" / "There you are"
introduction to question tags; use of "…isn't it?"
"once", "twice", "three times" etc.
irregular plurals: "foot, feet", "tooth, teeth"
irregular verbs: "drive", "hold", "hurt", "sell", "send", "take"
I'm going to send Robert a fax. / She showed her parents the photos. / I wrote Susie a long letter. /
Paul brought me this boomerang from Australia. / I gave my nephew a cheque for his birthday. / We
offered them £50,000. / I sold my car to my next-door neighbour. / Could you buy some flowers
for Mrs Bowers? // Could you buy for Mrs Bowers...
Where's Bob? / He's still on holiday. / Are you still angry? / In spite of everything, I still love you.
/ I don't feel well - I've still got a temperature. / We're still waiting for their answer. / I still don't
understand it. / Are you ready to order? / Not yet. / The ticket office isn't open yet. / Is that report
finished? / Not yet, we're still working on it. // Aren't you yet ready?
I need a holiday. / Do you need me? / Do you need any help? / Yes, we need a doctor. / Do you
need the car? / No, I don't need it today. / Do you need more money? / No, we need more time. /
I need to see you tomorrow. / Do we need to do any shopping? // I need of a holiday. / Do you
need of me?
Here's the book you wanted. / There's the Leaning Tower of Pisa, over there. / Do you have a calculator?
/ Here you are. / Thank you. / Could you help me make a photocopy? / Sure! ... There you
are. / Thanks.
Jessica can play the guitar, can't she? / The show doesn't start till six, does it? / Stephen's got a mobile
phone, hasn't he? / You don't know the answer, do you? / Today's Tuesday, isn't it? / The meeting's
at ten, isn't it?
once a day / twice a week / three times a month / four times a year / Colin phones Janyce twice a
day. / I visit my grandparents once or twice a month. / We go to the cinema three times a week. / I
go to the dentist two or three times a year. / We eat out two or three times a month. // twice or three
times
My foot hurts. / My feet hurt. / The baby's got a new tooth. / She's got four teeth now.
drive, drove / take, took / hold, held / send, sent / sell, sold / hurt, hurt / We drove to Spain last
summer. / I took the medicine every morning for a week. / We held hands as we walked through the
park. / They sent the catalogue by courier. / We sold our house through a real estate agency. / Patrick
hurt his leg playing rugby yesterday.