流利美国口语2.14（在线收听）

W: What’s the trouble?

M: I feel dizzy, and my whole body aches.

W: How long have you been sick?

M: Two or three days now.

Dialogue 2.

W: How are you feeling?

M: I kept feeling dizzy.

W: How is your appetite?

M: I’ve got no appetite? The sight of food simply turns my stomach. What’s wrong with me?

Dialogue 3.

W: So what’s your trouble?

M: I haven’t been feeling well lately. My biggest problem is that I am having trouble sleeping.

W: Have you been experiencing any other symptoms?

M: I’ve also had a lot of indigestion lately.

W: Well, you are a little over weight aren’t you?

M: Yes, I’ve gained about 7 kilograms this past year.

Dialogue 4.

W: I am suffering from insomnia and indigestion, besides I am gaining weight.

M: Let me examining you first. Do you get much exercise to lose at least that extra weight?

W: No, not very much.

M: Physical activity is very important to our health.

W: So what do you recommend, doctor?

M: I will give you some medication for your insomnia and your indigestion, but I also recommend that you should begin a regular exercise program.

Exercise.

1. You look great. Have you been working out?

2. I need to get back and shape.

3. I really need to lose some weight.

4. I have no appetite.

5. Why don’t you attend an aerobics class?

6. Combining exercise with the diet may be the most effective way to lose weight.

7. I should say you’ve caught a cold.

8. You have to be operated on.

9. He’s got a bad headache.

10. What’s the matter with you?

11. I’ve got a pain in my back.

12. It hurts right here.

13. Take 2 pills and have a good rest.

14. As a popular saying goes: Health is better than wealth.

15. I have trouble getting to sleep.