Seeing a Doctor: a Chinese text with translation

A man has a headache, his wife takes him to the hospital, and the doctor tells him to rest and drink more water. HSK 2, 11 sentences, 135 characters. Tap a line to see the translation, tap the icon to hear it.

去医院看病 qù yīyuàn kànbìng

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Last night I had a bad headache, and I didn't feel well.

This morning I still didn't feel well, so I didn't go to work.

My wife said, "You're sick. Go see a doctor at the hospital."

We took a taxi to the hospital.

The doctor asked me, "What's bothering you?"

I said I had a headache, I was very tired, and I didn't want to eat.

The doctor said, "It's nothing serious. You're just too tired."

He gave me some medicine and told me to take it three times a day.

He also said that for the next couple of days I should rest more and drink more water.

On the way home, my wife bought me some fruit.

Now I'm already much better.

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Why didn't the narrator go to work?

He felt sick and had a headache.

How many times a day should he take the medicine?

Three times a day.

What did his wife buy on the way home?

Fruit.

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