Human Body  

What's the matter?

どう しましたか。This is the phrase that you may hear from the nurse, doctor or any other health professional.  
You may hear:

DOCTOR   /   NURSE   / HEALTH PROFESSIONAL

What's the matter?
What's wrong?
What seems to be the problem?
How can I help you?


How do you feel?

PATIENT  

I have a headache
You have sore throat. 
She has the flu.
We have a cold.
You have a stomachache.
They have a backache.



I feel better than ever.
I feel good / great. 

He feels fine / OK.

You feel sad.
She feels bad / sick / awful / terrible. 
They don’t feel well.

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The Beatles - Let it Be

When I find myself in times of trouble
Mother Mary comes to me
Speaking words of wisdom, let it be
And in my hour of darkness
She is standing right in front of me
Speaking words of wisdom, let it be

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Giving  advice 

The "aches"
headache
stomachache
toothache
earache
backache

The "sore" parts
sore throat
sore neck
sore eyes
sore leg
sore (anything)

What would you say?

What advice would you give in this situation?
                 e.g.     Problem:    I have a toothache.
                               Advice:    You should go to the dentist.  You should get it checked.


Problems

1. I have a stomachache.
2. I have a headache.
3. He has a sore back.
4. She has a runny nose and sore eyes.
5. I can't find my car keys.
6. I have a flat tyre on my bike.
7. I cracked the screen of my phone.
8. I didn't make it into the soccer team.
9. My jeans are too tight now.
10. I saw a student being bullied.

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