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In the first picture there is a pregnant woman. She has to go by the gynecologist. Pehrpas the doctor would say her to make a radiography. The eye of the second person is not good. So I think he want to go to the ophthalmogist. he would give him some eyedrops to put in the eye. I don't understand the last picture. Does he have dermatologistic problems?
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This is really good!! I would suggest that you could say "she has to go to the gynecologist. Perhaps the doctor would ask her to have a sonigram" For the next picture, you could say "So I think he wants to go to the ophthalmogist; he would give him some eyedrops to put in the eye." I think that in the last picture the guy does have a skin (dermatological) problem, so I guess we would have to send him to the dermatologist! You have a really good grasp of verb tenses, which is so hard for me in French!! |
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Agree with Candy - well done The pregnant woman could also see the Obstetrician. In UK we call a sonigram an ultrasound. An eye doctor is an ophthalmologist (minor spelling error). |
| 18/08/2008 07:18 |
Which doctor would each of these people have to go to? What tests would the doctor do? What would these people have to do to get better?