Question

2 6.3.1.1 What's wrong with each person? Discuss in pairs, as in the example. A: What's wrong with Saule? B: She's got a sore throat.​

Answer 1

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A: Hey, what's wrong with John?

B: I think he's got a cold. He's been sneezing a lot and he's been complaining about a stuffy nose.

A: That's too bad. What about Sarah?

B: She hurt her ankle playing soccer. She's been limping around and using crutches.

A: Oh no, that sounds pretty painful. How about Jake?

B: Jake has a headache. He's been rubbing his temples and saying he has a lot of pressure in his head

A: That's a bummer. Do you think he'll be able to take the math test tomorrow?

B: I'm not sure, but hopefully he'll feel better.

A: Yeah, I hope so too. Let's hope everyone gets better soon.

Answer 2

A: What's wrong with John? B: He's got a fever and body aches.

A: What's wrong with Sarah? B: She has a stuffy nose and sneezing a lot.

A: What's wrong with David? B: He has a persistent cough and chest congestion.

A: What's wrong with Lisa? B: She's feeling extremely tired and has a headache.

A: What's wrong with Michael? B: He has an upset stomach and has been vomiting.

A: What's wrong with Emily? B: She twisted her ankle and it's swollen.

A: What's wrong with Alex? B: He has a rash all over his body and it's itchy.

A: What's wrong with Rachel? B: She's been having difficulty breathing and wheezing.

A: What's wrong with Peter? B: He broke his arm and it's in a cast.

A: What's wrong with Olivia? B: She fainted and is feeling dizzy.