🧠 Vocabulary Review

Common health problems:

• a cold
• a fever
• a headache
• a stomachache
• a sore throat
• the flu
• allergies
• a cough

👂 Asking About Someone’s Health

Here are the most common ways to ask how someone feels:

• How do you feel (today)?
  → Como você está se sentindo (hoje)?
• How are you feeling?
  → Como você está se sentindo?
• Is everything okay?
  → Está tudo bem?

🗣️ Typical Responses

When someone asks how you’re feeling, you can respond:

• I’m fine.
  → Estou bem.
• I feel sick.
  → Estou me sentindo mal.
• Not so good.
  → Não muito bem.
• Not very well.
  → Não estou muito bem.
• I don’t feel well.
  → Não estou me sentindo bem.
• I’m sick.
  → Estou doente.

🔍 Asking for More Details

When you see (or hear) someone isn’t feeling well, you can ask:

• What’s the matter?
  → O que houve?
• What’s wrong?
  → O que aconteceu?

🧾 Describing What’s Wrong

To say what’s wrong with you:

• I have + [health condition].
  → I have a headache.
  → I have the flu.
• I’ve got + [health condition]. (more common in British English)
  → I’ve got a sore throat.
  → I’ve got a runny nose.

(Both forms are correct and mean the same thing.)

✅ Practice Activity

1. Fill in the Blanks

Complete the responses.

a) How are you feeling?
→ __________________________ (not good)

b) What’s the matter?
→ __________________________ (headache)

c) Is everything okay?
→ __________________________ (not well, sore throat)

2. Role Play

Create a short dialogue:

A: Hi! You don’t look so good. What’s wrong?
B: __________________________
A: I’m sorry. Do you need anything?

Practice using the questions and responses from the lesson.

3. Correct the Mistake

a) I am with fever.
→ ________________________

b) She have a sore throat.
→ ________________________

c) He has got cough.
→ ________________________

4. Dialogue

Discuss the following questions:

• Do you ever get headaches?
• How often do you catch a cold?

🏁 Wrap Up

• Go back to your symptom list from the video.
• Share one health problem you’ve had before and how you treated it.