An English composition: A conversation between a doctor and a patient is only five or six sentences. The patient went to see a doctor because he ate some unhealthy food. You'd better bring an interpre

An English composition: A conversation between a doctor and a patient is only five or six sentences. The patient went to see a doctor because he ate some unhealthy food. You'd better bring an interpreter. Hello, Mr. Green. Come in and sit down.

Doctor: Mr. Green. Please come in and sit down.

Hello, doctor.

Patient: Doctor.

D: what's the matter

Doctor: What's the matter with you?

G: I have a stomachache.

Patient: I have a stomachache.

Do you often have stomachache?

Doctor: Do you often have stomachache?

G: No, I haven't. I've never had it before.

Patient: No, I don't think I've had it before.

D: when did it start?

Doctor: When did it start?

G: About half a day ago.

Patient: About a day and a half ago.

What did you eat?

Doctor: Have you eaten anything?

G: Let me see. Oh, I have a cup of expired milk.

Patient: Let me see. I seem to have drunk a cup of expired milk.

D: mm-hmm That's probably why. Go home and rest in bed for two days, and then you will feel better.

Doctor: Oh, I think that's the reason. Go home and stay in bed for two days, and then you will feel better.

G: Can you give me some medicine? Very painful.

Patient: Can you give me some medicine? This is very painful.

Yes, I'll give you some medicine. If your stomach still hurts tomorrow, come here.

Doctor: Yes, I'll give you some medicine. If your stomach still hurts tomorrow, come here.

G: ok. I will, thank you.

Patient: OK.

D: you're welcome.

Doctor: You're welcome.