Doctor's appointment - B1

Are you feeling unwell? Have you injured yourself? If so, you might need to go to the doctor. In this lesson, learn all about calling and making a doctor's appointment in English.

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00:00 Making an appointment (with subtitles)
01:54 Rescheduling an appointment (with subtitles)
03:11 Vocabulary Review
07:18 Making an appointment (without subtitles)
08:57 Rescheduling an appointment (without subtitles)
10:14 Outtakes

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[lordsdoulous]

I love the subtitles on the screen! Thanks so much for your great work!

[SmilingFerryBoat-mqhw]

Hi good morning it is very good for us to learning about that thank you .

[Moonlightcastle]

I love this! The only authentic conversation for beginner learners on YT!

[loveyourfamily]

Very nice and I am interested thanks more.

[mehmetberisha]

... really practical an useful lesson ...

[cemdogan]

Thank you so much. I want to say a very important thing in terms of my learning process. You use the "with" preposition when expressing which doctor you want to see. My biggest problem is the use of prepositions in daily conversations. I can give many examples of this situation. Let's say, I want to tell a friend that my salary has been increased by - at three percent. Which preposition should I use when I say my salary increased by -at three percent? Which one is correct? At or by? As I said, it is just an example. There are many. This is one of the most important reasons why I have learned many words but cannot use them. Again thank you!

[roxanevieri]

Very helpful and natural thank you ! Will use in my lesson

[mohammadjhon]

I really prefer your teaching skills. I would like to update more videos.

[rachelsingermacdonald]

This is great! It's so natural! I will use this later with my class!

[rachelsingermacdonald]

Interesting... almost all material for teaching this (including the Canadian material) asks what the medical problem is, but in Canada here, I've only been asked this question once, and it was fairly recently, within the last few years!