

#032: How to Say you're Sick in English
11 snips Feb 7, 2018
Learn about common symptoms of being sick, different types of aches, and understanding common health symptoms. Explore a point of view story about Mr. Pete, a hypochondriac who is miraculously cured with a placebo. Discover humorous stories of Mr. Pete's daily health problems and his quest for a diagnosis.
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Georgiana's Recent Illness Experience
- Georgiana shared her recent experience being sick for two weeks with symptoms like sore throat, fever, and cough.
- She tried home remedies like ginger tea, cinnamon with honey, and eating foods with garlic and onion alongside prescribed medicine.
Common English Health Questions
- Use "feel" to ask about someone's health, like "Are you feeling ill?" or "I don't feel well."
- Ask "What's the matter with you?" to inquire about the cause of symptoms.
Describing Pain and Aches
- Describe pain by saying "my head hurts" or "I have a headache" for clarity.
- Use "ache" for less severe discomfort such as "headache," "stomachache," or "backache."