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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Vocabulary doubt

Does the conversation convey the meaning that is intended to convey?

Person1: Mr. A underwent a minor operation 4 months ago and I don't really know what is going on with him?

Person2: Well, don't worry about him! We usually make follow-up calls 2 months after the operation day to find out the health condition. I think he is pretty well!

(I hope the "follow-up" in this context does not mean that the call is being made to schedule another appointment)

Thanks!
  

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No, it doesn't. Person1: Mr. A underwent a minor operation 4 months ago , and I don't really know what is going on with him.

— Mister Micawber

  • No, it doesn't.
  • Person1: Mr.
  • A underwent a minor operation 4 months ago , and I don't really know what is going on with him.
  • Person2: Well, don't worry.
  • We usually make follow-up calls 2 months after the operation to check a patient's condition.
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No, it doesn't.


Person1: Mr. A underwent a minor operation 4 months ago, and I don't really know what is going on with him.

Person2: Well, don't worry. We usually make follow-up calls 2 months after the operation to check a patient's condition. I think he's doing pretty well.

Don't overdo the exclamati
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Hi Miser Micawver,

Is it correct to say "We usually call him 2 months after the operation to find out how he is doing/feeling"?

Thanks again!
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AnonymousHi Miser Micawver,Is it correct to say "We usually call him 2 months after the operation to find out how he is doing/feeling"?Thanks again!

That's fine.
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Dear MISTER MICAWBER,

I was reading the thread again and realized that I had spelled you name wrong in my second post. I sincerely apologize for my typographical error!!
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No problem, Anon. I rather like it that way: it brings out another aspect of my personality.
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