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  • Adverb of Frequency: The Doctor's Suggestions (Review)

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    Review the conversation "The Doctor's Suggestions" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review adverbs of frequency.

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The Doctor's Suggestions

(1) Doctor: Listen
You [vocab word=gain]gained[/vocab] a lot of [vocab word=weight]weight[/vocab].
(2) Patient: Listen
I know, I know.
(3) Doctor: Listen
How [vocab word=often]often[/vocab] do you [vocab word=exercise]exercise[/vocab]?
(4) Patient: Listen
Well, I [vocab word=rarely]rarely[/vocab] exercise. I [vocab word=sometimes]sometimes[/vocab] take a [vocab word=walk]walk[/vocab].
(5) Doctor: Listen
Do you play any sports?
(6) Patient: Listen
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: Listen
That’s good. How about [vocab word=jogging]jogging[/vocab], basketball, or soccer?
(8) Patient: Listen
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: Listen
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: Listen
Yes, doctor.
(11) Doctor: Listen
How often do you eat [vocab word=out]out[/vocab]?

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

(12) Patient: Listen
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: Listen
Fast food has too much [vocab word=sugar]sugar[/vocab] and [vocab word=fat]fat[/vocab]. Don't eat it often.
(14) Patient: Listen
You are right.
(15) Doctor: Listen
Do you often eat salty food?
(16) Patient: Listen
I don't like salty food. So, I never eat them. But, I eat ice cream once a week with my kids.
(17) Doctor: Listen
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: Listen
Yes, doctor.
(19) Doctor: Listen
That's it for now.

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

(20) Patient: Listen
Thanks, doctor.
  • RECORDING
    HOLD DOWN AND SPEAK
    PRESS
    HIT
  • Your answer: A Suggestion
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The Doctor's Suggestions

(1) Doctor: Listen
You [vocab word=gain]gained[/vocab] a lot of [vocab word=weight]weight[/vocab].
(2) Patient: Listen
I know, I know.
(3) Doctor: Listen
How [vocab word=often]often[/vocab] do you [vocab word=exercise]exercise[/vocab]?
(4) Patient: Listen
Well, I [vocab word=rarely]rarely[/vocab] exercise. I [vocab word=sometimes]sometimes[/vocab] take a [vocab word=walk]walk[/vocab].
(5) Doctor: Listen
Do you play any sports?
(6) Patient: Listen
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: Listen
That’s good. How about [vocab word=jogging]jogging[/vocab], basketball, or soccer?
(8) Patient: Listen
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: Listen
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: Listen
Yes, doctor.
(11) Doctor: Listen
How often do you eat [vocab word=out]out[/vocab]?

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

(12) Patient: Listen
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: Listen
Fast food has too much [vocab word=sugar]sugar[/vocab] and [vocab word=fat]fat[/vocab]. Don't eat it often.
(14) Patient: Listen
You are right.
(15) Doctor: Listen
Do you often eat salty food?
(16) Patient: Listen
I don't like salty food. So, I never eat them. But, I eat ice cream once a week with my kids.
(17) Doctor: Listen
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: Listen
Yes, doctor.
(19) Doctor: Listen
That's it for now.

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

(20) Patient: Listen
Thanks, doctor.
  • RECORDING
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    PRESS
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  • Your answer: A Suggestion
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The Doctor's Suggestions

(1) Doctor: Listen
You [vocab word=gain]gained[/vocab] a lot of [vocab word=weight]weight[/vocab].
(2) Patient: Listen
I know, I know.
(3) Doctor: Listen
How [vocab word=often]often[/vocab] do you [vocab word=exercise]exercise[/vocab]?
(4) Patient: Listen
Well, I [vocab word=rarely]rarely[/vocab] exercise. I [vocab word=sometimes]sometimes[/vocab] take a [vocab word=walk]walk[/vocab].
(5) Doctor: Listen
Do you play any sports?
(6) Patient: Listen
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: Listen
That’s good. How about [vocab word=jogging]jogging[/vocab], basketball, or soccer?
(8) Patient: Listen
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: Listen
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: Listen
Yes, doctor.
(11) Doctor: Listen
How often do you eat [vocab word=out]out[/vocab]?

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

(12) Patient: Listen
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: Listen
Fast food has too much [vocab word=sugar]sugar[/vocab] and [vocab word=fat]fat[/vocab]. Don't eat it often.
(14) Patient: Listen
You are right.
(15) Doctor: Listen
Do you often eat salty food?
(16) Patient: Listen
I don't like salty food. So, I never eat them. But, I eat ice cream once a week with my kids.
(17) Doctor: Listen
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: Listen
Yes, doctor.
(19) Doctor: Listen
That's it for now.

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

(20) Patient: Listen
Thanks, doctor.
  • RECORDING
    HOLD DOWN AND SPEAK
    PRESS
    HIT
  • Your answer: A Suggestion