Medical Appointments and Verb 'To Do'

What is a common phrase to use when you have a medical appointment?

• Hello, good morning. I have an appointment today.

• Goodbye, see you later.

• I don't have an appointment.

Fill in the blank: My date of birth is ____. A) tomorrow B) today C) [Your Date of Birth]

• tomorrow

• today

• [Your Date of Birth]

What should you say if you don't understand because English is your second language?

• I’m sorry, I’m not understanding because English is my second language.

• I understand everything perfectly.

• I don't want to understand.

Fill in the blank: Excuse me, could you repeat that, ____?

• please

• now

• never

Fill in the blank: I need to do my ____.

• homework

• shopping

• sleeping

Fill in the blank: He does his job ____.

• very well

• poorly

• sometimes

What is an example of a routine task using 'to do'?

• I need to do my homework.

• I need to buy a car.

• I need to travel.

Which of the following is an example of using 'to make' for creating something intangible?

• She made a cake.

• He made a mess.

• She made a decision.

• They are making a table.

Fill in the blank: 'He made a ______.'

• A) mess

• B) run

• C) jump

• D) sleep

Which of the following phrases uses 'make' correctly?

• Make the homework

• Make a sandwich

• Make the dishes

• Make a walk.