新概念英語第一冊（美音版）Lesson 77 Terrible toothache

[詞匯]
appointment n. 約會，預(yù)約
urgent adj. 緊急的，急迫的
till prep. 直至…為止

-ment 名詞后綴
appoint 指派、委派
(don't/doesn't)have an appointment with sb.
do/don't/doesn't/does

hospital
I go to see the doctor every week.
My father goes to see the doctor every week.
I have an appointment with the doctor every week.
My father has an appointment with the doctor every week.
I don't have an appointment with the doctor every week.
My father doesn't have an appointment with the doctor every week.
Do you have an appointment with the doctor every week?
Does your father have an appointment with the doctor every week?

Mr.Croft
Mr.Croft has a terrible toothache.
want to do sth.
He want to see the dentist, but he doesn't have an appointment.
at the hairdresser [疑為筆誤，應(yīng)為hairdresser's]
at the dentist [疑為筆誤，應(yīng)為dentist's]
He is at the dentist.[疑為筆誤，應(yīng)為dentist's]
He is talking to the nurse.

Do you have an appointment?
No, I don't.
Can you come here this afternoon.
The dentist is very busy at the moment.
I'm afraid that he can't see you now.
I can wait, but my toothache can't.
He said that he can wait, but his toothache can't!
Can't you wait?
I know./I don't know./Don't you know?
I didn't go yesterday.
Didn't you go yesterday?
I'm not a student.
Aren't you a student?
I can swim./I can't swim./Can't you swim?
I don't speak English.
Don't you speak English?
He didn't telephone you yesterday.
Didn't you telephone you yesterday?
Can't you wait?
date/have a date/date sb.

What's the matter with Mr.Croft?
He has a terrible toothache.
Is it urgent?
Yes.
Where is he now?
He is at the dentist's.
What is he doing now?
He is talking to the nurse.
What does he want to do?
He wants to see the dentist.
Can the dentist see him now?
No.
Why?
Because the dentist is very busy.
Does Mr.Croft have an appointment?
No, he doesn't.
What time does the nurse ask Mr.Croft to come?
This afternoon.
What time?
Two o'clock.
Can Mr.Croft wait till this afternoon?
What did he say?
He can wait, but his toothache can't.
What's the matter with Mr.Croft?
Mr.Croft has a terrible toothache.
It is very urgent.
He is at the dentist.[疑為筆誤，應(yīng)為dentist's]
He wants to see the dentist.
But he doesn't have an appointment.
ask sb. to do sth.
April 24th
on Monday
ten o'clock 10 a.m.
April 24th, on Monday, at ten o'clock./10 a.m.
The nurse asks Mr.Croft to come at April 24th, on Monday, at ten 10 a.m.
But he thinks that is too late.
2 p.m.
The nurse asks him to come at 2 p.m. this afternoon.
Mr.Croft thinks that he can wait, but his toothache can't!