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At the clinic 0:00 at the [Music] 0:06 clinic who is Sarah Carter it's me please follow me to Dr James 0:17 room good morning Dr James how are you today 0:22 Sarah well I'm not feeling so well what are the symptoms you 0:28 have it all start last night when I was working and thought I had a fever I 0:34 checked my temperature and it was quite High I tried to sleep but I couldn't and this morning I also have a 0:41 headache oh you must have been overworked lately right how do you 0:48 know I can see that you're experiencing burnout you should balance your daily 0:55 life and your career how should I start well you can start with some small 1:02 exercises every day for example you can go for a walk go running and practice 1:10 meditation thank you Dr James I'll [Music] 🎧 Let’s start with some key vocabulary! fever = febre headache = dor de cabeça temperature = temperatura tired / exhausted = cansado / exausto burnout = esgotamento overworked = sobrecarregado (de trabalho) to check = verificar symptoms = sintomas meditation = meditação to go for a walk = fazer uma caminhada to go running = correr 🎤 TIP OF THE DAY – EXPRESSING HOW YOU FEEL IN ENGLISH Here are some useful phrases for a doctor’s appointment: 🩺 I’m not feeling well. = Não estou me sentindo bem. I have a fever. = Estou com febre. I feel tired. = Estou cansado(a). I couldn’t sleep. = Não consegui dormir. I think I’m overworked. = Acho que estou trabalhando demais. I have a headache. = Estou com dor de cabeça. I need to rest. = Preciso descansar. And if the doctor gives advice, you can say: E se o médico der um conselho, você pode dizer: Thank you, doctor. I’ll follow your advice. 🎧 Now let’s listen to a short dialogue! 🎙️ Challenge time! 🎙️ Desafio da vez! 🎧 Can you record a short audio telling us how you feel today — in English? 🎧 Você pode gravar um pequeno áudio contando como você está se sentindo hoje — em inglês? You can say things like: Você pode dizer coisas como: “Hi! I’m feeling great today!” “I have a headache.” “I’m tired because I studied a lot.” “I feel a little sick.”