1. What's the matter? – I … a headache.
2. You have a toothache. You … go to the dentist.
3. I have a sore throat. – You shouldn't … cold water.
1. You should see a dentist.
2. She has a sore throat.
Yesterday, Linh didn't go to school. She stayed at home because she was ill. 'What's the matter, Linh?' her mum asked. 'I have a headache and a sore throat,' Linh said. Her mum said, 'You should have a rest. You should drink warm water. You shouldn't eat ice cream.' In the afternoon, her dad took her to the doctor. The doctor gave her some medicine. Today, Linh feels fine and she is at school again.
1. Linh went to school yesterday.
2. Linh had a headache and a sore throat.
3. Her mum said she should eat ice cream.
4. Linh saw the doctor in the afternoon.
Give advice to a friend who is ill (3–4 sentences).
What's the matter with your friend? What should he do? What shouldn't he do?