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23 What’s the matteR?

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1 draw lines from the words to the pictures. Look at the example.
a b c d
1 I’ve got a stomach-ache.
2 I’ve got a cold.
3 My leg hurts.
4 I’ve got a toothache.
5 I’ve got a temperature. f
e g
h
6 I’ve got a headache.
7 I’ve got a cough.
8 I’ve got an earache.

2 Play the game Whispering Lines .

3 ask and answer.

I don’t feel very well!


What’s the matter?

I’ve got an earache.


Go to the doctor’s!

Yes, you’re right.

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Part 2

4 Read and circle the correct answer, a or b. Look at the example.


Jane: I need to see the doctor. Can I see her today?
nurse: A No, she isn’t a doctor.
B Yes, but I’m sorry you have to wait first.
1 nurse: What’s your name?
Jane: A I’ve got a headache.
B It’s Jane Walker.
2 nurse: The doctor can see you now, Jane. You can go in.
Jane: A Thank you, nurse.
B Oh no. I can’t see.
3 doctor: Hello. What’s the matter?
Jane: A I’ve got a headache and my arms and legs hurt.
B I can’t do my English homework.
4 doctor: Have you got a temperature?
Jane: A Yes, I had it.
B I don’t know.
5 doctor: You must drink lots, go to bed and take one of these.
Jane: A All right. Thank you.
B I don’t have to.

5 Read and say. Pupil a, be the nurse and doctor, Pupil b,


be Jane. then change.

6 now you visit the doctor and say what’s the matter.

What’s the matter?


My nose hurts!]

What’s the matter?


I’ve got a toothache!

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