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JacksonFive's
Free Weekly "Learning English" Newsletter
Issue: 23       "Doctor, I have... (Part 2)"      July 23, 2000
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Dear Readers,

    Did you know that teaching children English could be quite
    "euphoric" (bringing happiness)? Have you ever been bitten by
    this bug? Symptoms of this "happiness" bug are as follows:
    1) When you smile, it is because you thought of something your
        students did.
    2) When you get together with your close friends, you keep talking
        about your students none stop.
    3) When you pass a store, you aren't thinking about buying
        something for yourself, but rather "Can I get something here
        to help my students enjoy learning more?"
    4) Before you go to bed, your thoughts are always with your
        students.
        Have you ever been bitten by this bug? Maybe, I should just have
        my own children, right?

    Actually, I also have these symptoms for our newsletter. Some of
    my friends tell me that I'm also very passionate (almost too
    passionate) about our newsletter, and I seem to just keep talking
    and talking about it. Are they right? What about you?
    ( 516K MP3 recording,
        http://www.path2english.com/Reference/MP3-023-01.mp3 )

                                                           JacksonFive

THIS WEEK's FEATURED TOPIC:

    "Doctor, I have... (Part 2)"

ANSWER:

  "Doctor, I have a fever.": body temperature is too high.
  "Doctor, I have the chills.": feel cold and shaking
    uncontrollably.
  "Doctor, I feel dizzy and I feel like throwing up.": feel woozy or
    light-headed and feel like vomiting.
  "Doctor, I am sore all over.": having pains and aches all over the
    body.
  "Doctor, I have a rash.": when you touch a poisonous plant or is
    bitten by a bug, the area will become red and you might want to
    scratch it constantly. Sometimes a rash will also be caused by an
    allergy or illness, and it can cover the whole body.
  "Doctor, I'm having chest pains.": pain in the chest.
  "Doctor, I have a stomachache.": pain in the stomach.
  "Doctor, I have diarrhea.": frequent and watery bowel movements
    (result: going to the toilet often).
  "Doctor, I have menstrual pain, could you give me some medication for
    this?": only women have these and only at a certain time of the
    month.
    ( 720K MP3 recording,
        http://www.path2english.com/Reference/MP3-023-02.mp3 )

NEXT WEEK's FEATURED TOPIC:

    "Being a Pedestrian in Beautiful Seattle" written by my friend
      Linda in Seattle.

<< JacksonFive Family News >>
  1) I have create a "MP3 Guide" to help you "hear" our JacksonFive
      newsletter recordings,
      http://www.path2english.com/MP3Guide.htm
  2) Next week, one of my closest friends, Linda, will contribute an
      interesting article to our newsletter. Linda is a great writer
      and I'm sure you will enjoy reading her article about pedestrians
      in Seattle.
  3) You can also visit http://www.suite101.com/ to
      read good articles on many different subjects. Find a subject
      that you like. This will help improve your English.

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