Mother: No, She didn’t feel like eating anything.
　　Doctor: Well, take this medicine three times a day. Have a good rest and drink more water.
　　Jill: OK. Thank you.
　　VII. Teaching Language Points
　　1. What’s the trouble? = What’s the matter( with sb. ) ?
　　= What’s wrong? 怎么了？有什么不对？有什么不舒服的?
　　For example:
　　(1)A: What’s the trouble?   B: I don’t feel well today.
　　(2)A: What’s wrong? You look pale now!   B: I’ve got a bad cold.
　　(3)A: What’s the matter with you?   B: I feel terrible. I don’t want to eat or drink anything.
　　2. have a headache 头痛
　　(1) I have got a bad headache.
　　(2) Did Peter have a headache yesterday morning?
　　(3) Jenny always has a headache.
　　3. take one’s temperature 量体温
　　(1) Did you take your temperature yesterday?
　　(2) Why did the doctor take his temperature twice?
　　(3) I took my temperature by myself this morning.
　　4. nothing serious 没什么严重的
　　everything, nothing, anything and something
　　(1)I have something important to tell you.
　　(2) Do you have anything interesting to do tonight?
　　(3) If you work hard, you’ll find nothing difficult to do.
　　(4) When he came back home, he discovered everything tidy in the room.
　　5. take this medicine 吃这种药，服药
　　( l)You must take this medicine after each meal.
　　(2) He often take this medicine for a cold.
　　(3) Has she taken this medicine?
　　6. three times a day一天三次 (once 一次；twice 二次)
　　(1) You must take this medicine three times a day.
　　(2) He listens to the English news twice a day.
　　(3) She takes a shower once a week.
　　7. feel like eating 想吃, feel like 想要、愿意
　　(1) Do you feel like a cup of coffee?
　　(2) I don’t feel like singing now.
　　(3) He feels like working in that company.
　　8. have( got) a pain in one’s head 头痛
　　(1)He fell off the bike this morning, and he has a pain in his head.
　　(2) Mary told her teacher she got a pain in her head and went home earlier.
　　VII. Learning grammar
　　T:“have to”意为“不得不”，表示客观上“必须”，“must”指主观上“必须”。他们后都接动词原形，但“must”没有人称与时态的变化，而have to有人称与时态的变化。
　　For example:
　　1. I have to sweep the floor every day.
　　2.He has to go to evening classes on Friday afternoon.
　　3. Did she have to go back home yesterday?
　　4. Will you have to go swimming tomorrow?
　　T: Ask the students to make sentences using “have to”.
　　For example:
　　1. I have to take her to the hospital.
　　2. Do you have to stop smoking?
　　3. I don’t have to give it up.
　　4. He has to hand it in on time.
　　5. Jenny doesn’t have to go home early.
　　6. Do they have to finish the work?
　　7. We didn’t have to stay at school yesterday.
　　X. Practice
　　T: Look at Exercise Three. Ask the students to look at the four pictures.
　　Jill is sick. What does she have to do?
　　Picture 1. She has to stay at home and she’s ill in bed.
　　Picture 2. She has to drink more water.
　　Picture 3. She has to take her temperature.