PAIN ASSESMENT ENG III

PAIN ASSESMENT
ENGLISH III

Unit 2

​This week objective

Remember parts of the body

Learn vocabulary related to pain

Study the comparative form

Let's check common vocabulary of the body

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Multiple Choice

What are these?

• These are legs

• These are hands

• These are arms

• These are shoulders

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What is this?

• This is my arm

• This is my tongue

• This is my forehead

• This is my nose

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What is this?

• This is my cheek

• This is my head

• This is my chin

• This is my lip

Multiple Choice

What is this?

• This is my hand

• This is my chin

• This is my chen

• This is my cheek

Multiple Choice

What's the name of the part he is touching?

• Hand

• Head

• Neck

• Foot

We can describe pain in different ways

Examples

​I've got a terribly sore throat and I think I've got a temperature.

​I also can say:

​My throat hurts terribly and I think I've got a temperature.

​I've got a terribly sore throat and I think I've got a temperature.

​So, we have

VERBS such as:

hurt
sore
ache

NOUNS derived from a part of the body
such as:

backache
sore throat

ADJECTIVES
such as:

painful
sore

Going back to the example

​I've got a terribly sore throat

​The word sore here is an adjective

​ My throat sores terribly.

​The word sores here is an verb

Open Ended

How can I change the following sentence: "He's got stomachache"

Open Ended

How can you change this sentence: "Her gums really aches"

Talking about pain

​Sometimes people describe their pain with adjective. These adjectives also show the grade of pain. So, they use them in comparative form

The context in which you can use this topic are many because we normally compare two objecst or people​

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Comparative adjectives

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There are two types of adjectives

Short adjectives and Long adjectives

Short adjectives are the ones with 1 or 2 syllables and long adjectives are the ones with more tan two syllables.
Examples: big (short adjective) interesting (long adjective)
good (short adjective) comfortable (long adjective)

​When we describe pain we normally use adjectives giving a comparison and we have to follow certain rules as:

Spelling Rules

​er	​ young =  younger
​con - voc - con	​ big  =  bigger
​two syllabe adjectives	​ happy =  happier

Spelling Rules

Two or more syllabes	​ interesting =  more interesting famous =  more famous
​Irregular Adejctives	good =  better bad =  worse far = farther (further) well = better little = less
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and ​

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so I have to take painkillers and I feel ​

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after an hour.

Multiple Choice

Summer is ... than winter.

• hottest

• colder

• hotter

• coldest

Multiple Choice

What is an example of a comparative sentence in English?

• The horse is taller than the cow.

• The pig is the smelliest animal.

• The cow is black and white.

Multiple Choice

Comparative of "intelligent"

• intelligenter

• more intelligent

• more intelligenter

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Comparative of "boring"

• boringer

• more boringer

• more boring

Multiple Choice

Comparative of "good"

• more good

• gooder

• better