DIALOGUE

Practice by reading the dialogue with your tutor. After you are done, switch roles and do it again! 📘

• K: Dorothy, are you sick?
• D: No, do I look sick? If so, that’s not good.
• K: I ask because your parents are ill.
• D: That’s true. They need to see the doctor.

 

 

NEW SKILL

Using subject pronouns “I,” “he,” “she,” “it,” “you,” “they,” and “we” in a sentence. 📘

• I am sick. 📘
• He/she/it is ill. 📘
• You have a cold. 📘
• They are not well. 📘
• We have the flu. 📘

 

Using the verb “to have” in the present tense.  📘

• I have 📘
• you have 📘
• he/she/it has 📘
• they have 📘
• we have 📘

 

 

VOCABULARY

Go over the vocabulary and expressions below with your tutor. 📘

see	📘
well	📘
ill	📘
have a cold	📘
doctor	📘
flu	📘

 

 

EXERCISE

Fill in the blank with“I,” “he,” “she,” “it,” “you,” “they,” and “we.”  📘

• Dorothy is sick. She is not well.
• You and I are ill. ____ are sick.
• You have a cold. _____ need to see a doctor.
• The dog is not well. _____ is sick.
• Kevin and Dorothy have a cold. _____ are ill.

 

Make a sentence using the words. 📘

• (flu, has, he, the) He has the flu.
• (have, I, cold, a) ___________.
• (doctor, she, a, is) __________.
• (ill, they, are) _____________.
• (doctor, we, to, see, need, the) _____________.

 

Fill in the blank with “have” or “has.” 📘

• Kevin has a cold.
• We ______ a car.
• The cat _____ food.
• I _____ money.
• Kevin and Dorothy ____ jobs.

 

 

Make correct sentences using the words. Add have or has. 📘

• (dog, Dorothy, a) Dorothy has a dog.
• (we, sons, three) ______________.
• (sister, one, I) ________________.
• (cold, she, a) _________________.
• (coffee, the, doctor) ____________.

 

 

 

Discussion Questions

• How many times do you get sick each year?
• Have you ever been very sick?
• What are common cures for a cold in your country?
• What do you do when you’re sick?