Medical Tourism and English Grammar

The video tutorial explains how to express services done for you in English using specific grammar structures. It covers the use of past and future tenses, discusses medical tourism, and provides vocabulary for service-related verbs. The video also explores the cost of services in different countries and discusses celebrities and procedures they might have undergone.

What is the main focus of the introduction section?

• Explaining the use of 'do' in English.

• Practicing with celebrity examples.

• Discussing medical tourism.

• Introducing actions done for or to someone.

Which verb is commonly used for services in English?

• Get

• Have

• Do

• Make

How do you express a past action done for you?

• I will have my hair done.

• I had my hair done.

• I get my hair done.

• I have my hair done.

What is an alternative to 'have' for expressing actions?

• Make

• Do

• Take

• Get

Why do people engage in medical tourism?

• For better weather.

• For cheaper or better medical services.

• For vacation purposes.

• For educational opportunities.

What is a common procedure people travel to Turkey for?

• Eye surgery

• Haircuts

• Teeth procedures

• Nail art

What is a common surgery in South Korea?

• Dental work

• Eyelid surgery

• Hair transplants

• Nose jobs

How can you express an unfortunate event using this grammar?

• I have my phone stolen.

• I will steal my phone.

• I stole my phone.

• I had my phone stolen.

What is the cost of getting a man's hair cut in England?

• £40

• £30

• £20

• £10

What is the main focus of the final section?

• Practicing with celebrity examples.

• Discussing medical tourism.

• Explaining the use of 'do' in English.

• Introducing actions done for or to someone.