Adverb of Frequency: The Doctor's Suggestions (Listen + Speak)

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The Doctor's Suggestions

Listen to the conversation between a patient and his doctor. Learn adverbs of frequency and vocabulary for health. Then, practice adverbs of frequency with the AI Tutor.

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The Doctor's Suggestions

(1) Doctor:

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You [vocab word=gain]gained[/vocab] a lot of [vocab word=weight]weight[/vocab].

(2) Patient:

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I know, I know.

(3) Doctor:

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How [vocab word=often]often[/vocab] do you [vocab word=exercise]exercise[/vocab]?

(4) Patient:

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Well, I [vocab word=rarely]rarely[/vocab] exercise. I [vocab word=sometimes]sometimes[/vocab] take a [vocab word=walk]walk[/vocab].

(5) Doctor:

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Do you play any sports?

(6) Patient:

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I [vocab word=usually]usually[/vocab] go [vocab word=bowling]bowling[/vocab] on the weekend.

For physical activities, we often use "go -ing" form. "Go skiing", "Go hiking", "Go swimming", etc.

(7) Doctor:

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That’s good. How about [vocab word=jogging]jogging[/vocab], basketball, or soccer?

(8) Patient:

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I usually play soccer with my [vocab word=kid]kids[/vocab]. But, they are two years old. So, I rarely move at all.

(9) Doctor:

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Okay. Take a walk at least 3 times a week.

"At least 3" means "3 or more" (i.e. 3, 4, 5, 6 ...).

(10) Patient:

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Yes, doctor.

(11) Doctor:

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How often do you eat [vocab word=out]out[/vocab]?

"out" is an adverb. "eat out" means "eat in a restaurant".

(12) Patient:

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I eat out [vocab word=frequently]frequently[/vocab]. I'm very busy, so I usually eat fast food. I rarely eat at home.

(13) Doctor:

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Fast food has too much [vocab word=sugar]sugar[/vocab] and [vocab word=fat]fat[/vocab]. Don't eat it often.

(14) Patient:

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You are right.

(15) Doctor:

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Do you often eat salty food?

(16) Patient:

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I don't like salty food. So, I never eat them. But, I eat ice cream once a week with my kids.

(17) Doctor:

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Don't eat too much ice cream. Eat at home at least 4 times a week.

"At least 4 times" means "4 times, 5 times, 6 times, or 7 times."

(18) Patient:

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Yes, doctor.

(19) Doctor:

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That's it for now.

"That's it" means "We finished."

(20) Patient:

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Thanks, doctor.

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The Doctor's Suggestions

(1) Doctor:

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You [vocab word=gain]gained[/vocab] a lot of [vocab word=weight]weight[/vocab].

(2) Patient:

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I know, I know.

(3) Doctor:

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How [vocab word=often]often[/vocab] do you [vocab word=exercise]exercise[/vocab]?

(4) Patient:

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Well, I [vocab word=rarely]rarely[/vocab] exercise. I [vocab word=sometimes]sometimes[/vocab] take a [vocab word=walk]walk[/vocab].

(5) Doctor:

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Do you play any sports?

(6) Patient:

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I [vocab word=usually]usually[/vocab] go [vocab word=bowling]bowling[/vocab] on the weekend.

For physical activities, we often use "go -ing" form. "Go skiing", "Go hiking", "Go swimming", etc.

(7) Doctor:

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That’s good. How about [vocab word=jogging]jogging[/vocab], basketball, or soccer?

(8) Patient:

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I usually play soccer with my [vocab word=kid]kids[/vocab]. But, they are two years old. So, I rarely move at all.

(9) Doctor:

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Okay. Take a walk at least 3 times a week.

"At least 3" means "3 or more" (i.e. 3, 4, 5, 6 ...).

(10) Patient:

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Yes, doctor.

(11) Doctor:

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How often do you eat [vocab word=out]out[/vocab]?

"out" is an adverb. "eat out" means "eat in a restaurant".

(12) Patient:

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I eat out [vocab word=frequently]frequently[/vocab]. I'm very busy, so I usually eat fast food. I rarely eat at home.

(13) Doctor:

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Fast food has too much [vocab word=sugar]sugar[/vocab] and [vocab word=fat]fat[/vocab]. Don't eat it often.

(14) Patient:

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You are right.

(15) Doctor:

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Do you often eat salty food?

(16) Patient:

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I don't like salty food. So, I never eat them. But, I eat ice cream once a week with my kids.

(17) Doctor:

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Don't eat too much ice cream. Eat at home at least 4 times a week.

"At least 4 times" means "4 times, 5 times, 6 times, or 7 times."

(18) Patient:

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Yes, doctor.

(19) Doctor:

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That's it for now.

"That's it" means "We finished."

(20) Patient:

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Thanks, doctor.

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Lesson Vocabulary

bowling (Noun)	A game in which you roll a heavy ball towards some wooden objects. You try to knock down the wooden objects.
exercise (Verb)	To move your body or do physical activities.
fat (Noun)	Fat is a substance in foods. When we eat it, it becomes a store of energy in our body.
frequently (Adverb)	An adverb of frequency. It means "often" or "many times".
gain (Verb)	To increase in weight, height, or amount.
jogging (Noun)	A form of exercise. When you're jogging, you run at a slow and regular speed.
kid (Noun)	A child.
often (Adverb)	An adverb of frequency. It means "frequently" or "many times".
out (Adverb)	Outside a building or a room.
rarely (Adverb)	An adverb of frequency. It means "not frequently" or "a few times".
sometimes (Adverb)	An adverb of frequency. It means "not frequently" but "not rarely".
sugar (Noun)	A sweet stuff. We put sugar in food or drinks to make them sweet.
usually (Adverb)	An adverb of frequency. It means "frequently" but "most of the time".
walk (Noun)	An outing on foot. Walking.
weight (Noun)	A weight is a number in kg or pounds. It shows how heavy a person or thing is.

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