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Dialogue 2
A: Oh..
B: What’s the matter ,BOB?
A: I think it’s my ankle.
B: What happened?
A: One of my snow-shoes that cause on rocks..
B: Can you stand ?
A: I don’t think so. It’s kind of sore.
B: what I have to give you a hospital for an ex-treat.
A: It’s that really necessary?
B: It maybe worse than it seems.
A: How’s your feel?
B: About the same.
A: Someone will be out to take a look in a minute now.
B: Should we be here ,Alice? I don’t think that serious.
A: Of course. It’s a sort of thing a hospital emergency work is for. Will we have to wait much longer?
B: I hope not .it isn’t that busy.
Dialogue 3:
A; What seems to the trouble Mr Brown?
B: I’m in pretty bad shape ,Doctor Ford.
A: Oh , In what way.
B: No appetite ,always unaged and I can’t sleep well.
A: Did you lose any weight?
B: YES. I’ve lost quite a few pounds since last month.
A: when was the last time you have track up?
B: About two month ago.
A: Let me take your blood pressure. You look animic. Well ,Mr.Brown .I’m happy to say it’s nothing serious. You just a little run down from overwork.
B: What am I suppose to do?
A: I think you’ll needs just vacation. Try to get out doors more. I’ll be sure if you get more rest.
B: Thank you ,doctor. I’ll do what you say.
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