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In Module 3, you will

  1. Get details about symptoms  
  2. Record details accurately while you listen
  3. Ask politely to do a physical examination
  4. Give instructions during physical examination
  5. Explain provisional diagnosis

Vocabulary overview:

  • anatomy 
  • common symptoms
  • allergies

Grammar overview:

  • present perfect progressive
  • past progressive
  • past perfect
  • adjectives (for symptoms)
  • comparisons

FLUENCY with important speaking patterns

Speaking aloud common word groups (sometimes called collocations) helps you speak more smoothly and naturally.

In this module, these groups of words (collocations) are underlined. Examples of common collocations:

  • control pain 
  • struggle with depression
  • get a sprained ankle

Throughout this module, these groups of words (or collocations) are often underlined

English speakers tie words together so the end of one word runs into the start of the next.

Examples of tying sounds together:

  • sprained ankle = sprain’dan-kle

Practice saying word groups aloud, running them together until they flow as one expression

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