The Doctor at the Hospital

Date: 2026-01-06





English
Today, I go to the hospital.
At reception, I write my name.
The doctor says, “What’s wrong?”
I say, “My head hurts a little.”
The doctor gives me medicine.

Vocabulary

  • — hospital
  • — teacher; (here) doctor
  • — today
  • — to go (polite)
  • — reception desk
  • — name
  • — to write (polite)
  • — to say (polite)
  • — head
  • — a little
  • — painful; hurts
  • — medicine
  • — to give (to me/us) (polite)

Grammar / Notes

  • Location + + : marks the destination (e.g., = go to the hospital).
  • A B V: marks the place where an action happens ( = write your name at reception).
  • : uses to mark the body part that hurts ( = my head hurts).
  • : means someone gives something to the speaker ( = the doctor gives me medicine).