Listen to the English teacher and the student talking.

Teacher: Are you OK?

Student: No, I'm not. I have a headache.

Teacher: Oh, you have sore eyes, too. You should go home and rest.

Student: Yes, but we have one more class.

Teacher: Don't worry. I'll talk to your teacher.

Student: Thanks for your help.

Teacher: Let's go to the office and call your parents first. Class, be quiet! I'll be back in a minute.

Talking about your health problems.

Listen to the examples.

Then use mimes to ask and answer with a friend.

Are you OK?

No, I have a headache.

Is she all right?

No, she has a sore throat.

Is he OK?

No, he has a backache.

What's wrong?

I have a toothache.

What's the matter?

He has a running nose.

What's the problem?

I have the flu.

Giving health advice

Listen to the examples.

Then practice with a friend.

I have a headache.

Why don't you get some rest?

I have a sore throat.

You should see a doctor.

I have a cold.

You should rest.

I have a toothache.

Go to the dentist.

I have a running nose.

Why don't you see a doctor?

Listen to a conversation between a student and his English teacher.

Student : I see A-C-H-E in some words. What is it?

Teacher : It's for pain.

Student : Thank you. And how do you say it?

Teacher : That's 'ache'.

Student : How about E-A in 'headache' and 'health'?

Teacher: That's /e / in these words. Say 'headache' and 'health'.