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Hela Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Idiomatic expression
Dear teachers,
What would an English doctor say to his patient on seeing him/her ? :
a) Now then, what seems to be the problem ?(idiomatic ?)
OR
b) What’s wrong with you ?
Many thanks and Merry Christmas to you all.
Hela
What would an English doctor say to his patient on seeing him/her ? :
a) Now then, what seems to be the problem ?(idiomatic ?)
OR
b) What’s wrong with you ?
Many thanks and Merry Christmas to you all.
Hela
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Hello Hela If the doctor is English, A is more likely. '. I'll be interested to see whether doctors elsewhere differ.
- Hello Hela If the doctor is English, A is more likely.
- '.
- I'll be interested to see whether doctors elsewhere differ.
- Merry Christmas to you too!
- MrP
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Hello Hela
If the doctor is English, A is more likely.
Though my doctor says: 'how can I help?'.
I'll be interested to see whether doctors elsewhere differ.
Merry Christmas to you too!
MrP
If the doctor is English, A is more likely.
Though my doctor says: 'how can I help?'.
I'll be interested to see whether doctors elsewhere differ.
Merry Christmas to you too!
MrP
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My doc says something like
'Now then, what can I do for you today'.
'Now then, what can I do for you today'.
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