Underline the correct word orphrase in each sentence

Try to learn or revise linking words and phrases, their definitions are given below, make up sentences of your own.

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Consulting an ophthalmologist.

Learn questions of an eye specialist and make your own dialogue.

1. Do you have normal vision or do you complain of shortsightness or longsightness?

2. When did you vision get worse?

3. Is there anybody shortsighted or longsighted in your family?

4. What troubles you?

5. When did your eye become red?

6. When did your eye begin to water?

7. Have you tried to treat your eye yourself?

8. Have you seen a doctor?

9. Is there any pus in your eye when you get up?

10. Have you put any drops in your eye?

11. How often did you put drops?

12. How long have you been putting drops?

13. Have you noticed any relief?

14. What other treatment did you use?

15. What’s wrong with your eyes?

16. What’s got into your eye?

17. Did you wash your eye with any solution?

18. Is your eye watering?

19. What’s wrong with your eye-lid?

20. What was the doctor’s diagnosis?

21. How do you see in twilight?

22. Do you distinguish colors?

23. Do you feel photophobia?

- Explaining reasons: as a result/accordingly/thus/hence/consequently/for that reason/owing to/in turn;

- Making generalizations: broadly speaking/generally speaking/on the whole/by and large/to a large;

- Starting: for a start/first of all/in the first place/for one thing/to start with;

- Giving new information: giving incidentally/by the way; or by the way/incidentally;

- Concession/qualification: even so/all the same; anyway/at any rate/having said/having said that/even so/all the same; at least;

- Giving a personal opinion: to be (perfectly) honest/to tell the truth;

1. A:Did you call the Accident and Emergency service for me?

B: I forgot as a result/to be honest/to make matters worse. I’ll do it now.

2. By and large/despite the fact that/ owing to I am very pleasedwith theirwork on ourDaySurgery Unit. At any rate/accordingly/having said that, I think theycould have madea better jobof the operating.

3. I missed two week’s training at residency course because of flu last month. To put onother way/as a result/ to tell the truth, I’m not expectingto answerwell in today’s seminar.

4.They have avery difficult time. On top of that/at any rate/ to start with, their mother had suspected myocardial infarction.

5.Nevertheless/on the whole/hence I agree what you are saying, but I am not about your last idea.

6.It seems to me that I haven’t enjoyed my time in resort. After all/ having said that/ on the contrary, I had awonderful time in some way.

7. The weather is likely to be dry and warm in the south of Kazakhstan. In the far north west, however/whereas, it will be wet and windy.

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