Talking to a Doctor About a Cold | English Dialogue | A2–B1

Clair has a bad cold, and her sister Gloria's birthday party is on Saturday. At the doctor's office, she describes her symptoms, asks for strong medicine, and gets some honest advice. But can she still go to the party? Slow, clear English for A2–B1 learners who want to improve listening, vocabulary, and speaking through everyday situations. ▶️ More everyday English Videos:    • Everyday English Stories with Clair      • Everyday English Dialogues with Clair   ⏱ In this video: 00:00 Doctor Dialogue 03:59 Useful Vocabulary 06:15 Speaking Practice 20:51 Listen Again Without Subtitles 📖 Key words in this episode: throat · cough · sore · fever thermometer · relief · rest · spread 📝 Language focus: Should / Shouldn't — Giving Advice Examples: You should get a lot of rest. You shouldn't go to work tomorrow. Then you should stay home. 🎧 How to practice: 1. Listen to the full dialogue without stopping. 2. Learn the 8 key words. 3. Repeat each line out loud. 4. Role-play: pause the video and say Clair's lines before she does. 💬 Your turn: Your friend has a bad cold. What advice can you give? Write one sentence below using "should" or "shouldn't". 👉 Subscribe for more slow and clear English with Clair. #LearnEnglish #EnglishConversation #EnglishListening #EnglishDialogue #ShouldAndShouldnt #A2English #B1English