What's the matter?
Ask the patient what the matter is.
I have a sore throat and a bad cough.
Say that you have a sore throat and a bad cough.
What's your temperature now?
Ask the patient what their temperature is now.
Let me see your throat.
Ask to see the patient's throat.
Your throat is very red.
Say that their throat is very red.
How's your stomach?
Ask how their stomach is.
I don't feel very hungry but it doesn't hurt.
Say you don't feel very hungry but it doesn't hurt.
When can I go back to school?
Ask when you can go back to school.
You can go back to school after your fever goes down.
Say that they can go back to school after their fever goes down.
Are you free this weekend?
Ask if your friend is free this weekend.
I'm free on Saturday.
Say that you are free on Saturday.
Claire and I are going to the beach.
Say that you and Claire are going to the beach.
Would you like to go with us?
Ask if she would like to go with you.
How will we get there?
Ask Miki how you both will get there.
Let's ride our bicycles.
Suggest riding your bicycles.
What time should we meet?
Ask what time you should meet.
Where should we meet?
Ask where you should meet.
Be sure to bring your sunscreen.
Remind them to bring their sunscreen.
I got you.
Say that you understand. (use "got")
Where are you traveling to today?
Ask where they are traveling to today.
To London
Respond that you are going to London.
Your flight has been delayed
Say that their flight has been delayed.
Why is it delayed?
Ask why it is delayed.
Because of a slight mechanical problem
Say that it is because of a slight mechanical problem.
Is it OK to check-in now?
Ask if it is OK to check-in now.
Please use one of the check-in machines
Politely tell them to use one of the check-in machines.
Take your baggage to the counter
Tell them to take their baggage to the counter.
I don't know how to use a check-in machine
Say that you don't know how to use a check-in machine.
I'll help you out
Say that you will help them out.