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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

How to describe?

I just noticed that I have a lump inside my cheek and the area feels warm like an infection. How would I describe the warmth? Is it usual to say it feels warm? If the doctor asks me if I feel anything, how would I describe it?

Thanks a million!
  

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We are not doctors ( at least I am not) . My best advice would be to describe in your own words your symptoms, you know best what you feel. Leave vocabulary and grammar aside, if gesticulating helps, do it !

— Englishmann

  • We are not doctors ( at least I am not) .
  • My best advice would be to describe in your own words your symptoms, you know best what you feel.
  • Leave vocabulary and grammar aside, if gesticulating helps, do it !
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We are not doctors Emotion: smile ( at least I am not) .

My best advice would be to describe in your own words your symptoms, you
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Jin_HIs it usual to say it feels warm? ... how would I describe it?
Warm should be enough to get your point across.

CJ
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