Patient: Good morning. Doctor Smith?
Doctor: Yes, please come in.
Patient: Thank you. My name is Doug Anders.
Doctor: What have you come in for today Mr. Anders?
Patient: I’ve been having some pain in my joints, especially the knees.
Doctor: How long have you been having the pain?
Patient: I’d say it started three or four months ago. It’s been getting worse recently.
Doctor: Are you having any other problems like weakness, fatigue or headaches?
Patient: Well I’ve certainly felt under the weather.
Doctor: Right. How much physical activity do you get? Do you play any sports?
Patient: Some. I like to play tennis about once a week. I take my dog on a walk every morning.
Doctor: OK. Let’s have a look. Can you point to the area where you are having pain?
Patient: It hurts right here.
Doctor: Please stand up and put weight on your knees. Does this hurt? How about this?
Patient: Ouch!
Doctor: It seems you have some inflammation in your knees. However, there’s nothing broken.
Patient: That’s a relief!
Doctor: Just take some ibuprofen or aspirin and the swelling should go down. You’ll feel better after that.
Patient: Thank you!
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это очень Нужно поставить инфинитив в нужную форму в скобках. Use the appropriate form of the infinitive in the sentences given below. Let’s ask Terry. She seems (to know) all about it. I realize that it sounds most improbable, but it happens (to be) the truth. Sam was looking at Monica with interest. She appeared (to hesitate The people present were looking at the boy suspiciously. They seemed (to forget) about him completely. Though the experiment proved (to be) a failure, we gained much experience from it. I stared at Sherlock Holmes but he seemed (to forget) all about me. At present they seem (to get) on very well. Can you hurry up a bit? You seem (to choose) books for an hour or so. Jack was silent for a moment. He seemed (to search) his memory. Well, you appear (to find) in him something that I seem (to miss).
Use the appropriate form of the infinitive in the sentences given below.
Let’s ask Terry. She seems (to know) all about it. I realize that it sounds most improbable, but it happens (to be) the truth. Sam was looking at Monica with interest. She appeared (to behesitating). The people present were looking at the boy suspiciously. They seemed (to have forgotten) about him completely. Though the experiment proved (to be) a failure, we gained much experience from it. I stared at Sherlock Holmes but he seemed (to have forgotten) all about me. At present they seem (to be getting) on very well. Can you hurry up a bit? You seem (to have been choosing) books for an hour or so. Jack was silent for a moment. He seemed (to be searching) his memory. Well, you appear (to have found) in him something that I seem (to have missed).