Diane: Hey, Judy. How's it going?
Judy: Not too great. I'm really stressed out.
Diane: Oh?
Judy: Yeah, I think school is giving me hives.  See?
Diane: Oh, my gosh!  Your arm is full of bumps!
Judy: : And that's not the worst of it. You should see the bumps on my legs.
Diane: What did the doctor say?
Judy: He said to relax and take a break, but we both know I don't have any time for relaxing.
Diane: Yeah, but if you don't, it's only going to get worse.
Judy: I know, I know.... Maybe I can relax after this paper.
Diane: I sure hope so.

Doctor: Hi, how are you feeling?
Sam: Horrible. I got a cold five days ago, and now it seems it's getting worse. The cough has gotten deeper, and I feel like I've been run over by a freight train!
Doctor: Well, let me take a listen to your chest. Deep breath in...and exhale. Inhale...exhale.
Sam: Hear anything interesting down there?
Doctor: It sounds like you have some congestion in your lungs. Have you been coughing stuff up?
Sam: [dich]A little, but not too much!*Một ít thôi, không nhiều lắm!
Doctor: Well, we need to get that junk loosened up. Here is a prescription.
Sam: What's it for?
Doctor: It'll help loosen your chest up and calm your cough. I want you to take it every 4 hours for a week, OK?
Sam: Fine.
Doctor: And don't forget to drink lots of fluids.
Sam: You got it. Thank you.
Doctor: You're welcome. Take care.