What should you do if you don’t feel well?
(Eat some medicine, go to the hospital to see a doctor, etc.)
hospital
hurt vi. 感到或引起疼痛                                                
    My head hurts.

hurt vt. 使受伤或受到肉体痛苦                                                
   He hurt his leg yesterday.
          使某人精神痛苦                                                     You have hurt me. 
          伤某人的心或感情
2. 表示询问
   What’s wrong?
    What’s the trouble?
    What’s the trouble / matter with you?
3. My stomach has never hurt 
    this much.
    this “到此程度，如此”
4.
  get dressed       
Danny’s father gets dressed quickly.
  be dressed in       
He was dressed in a white shirt.
  dress sb.           
My kid dresses himself every morning.
5. turn to sb.   
    She turns to his father.
6. deep night:
means very late in the night
What’s wrong with you? / What’s the matter with you?
What happened to you? / What’s up?
How are you feeling now?
How long have you been like this?
Let me take your temperature.
Nothing serious. Don’t  worry. / You will recover soon.
Open your mouth and say “Ah”.
Take this medicine three times a day.
Have a good rest and drink more water.
It can make you feel better.
I don’t feel well.
I feel terrible.
I have a headache / stomachache / fever.
I have a pain in my head.
My head hurts.
Retell the text according to the following key words:
wake up, never hurt this much before, sit up, feel Danny’s head,
take…to the hospital, be open / closed, get dressed, get into the car,
arrive at, point to, turn to, hold  Danny’s hand, stay with
Some useful expressions:
feel sb. / sth. do / doing sth
get dressed / get undressed
in poor / low / bad / good / high spirits
turn to sb. / sth.
Some important sentences:
My stomach has never hurt this much before.
My head hurts.
3. Danny is weak in poor spirits.
Now, let’s listen!
At 3:00 AM, Danny wakes up his parents.
Mrs. Dinosaur: What’s wrong, Danny?
Danny: I don’t feel well. My stomach hurts.
Mr. Dinosaur: Of course your stomach hurts. You ate ten donuts for dessert!
Danny: No, dad. That isn’t the problem. (He starts to cry.) My stomach has never hurt this much before.
Mr. Dinosaur sits up. He feels Danny’s head. Danny’s head is hot.
Mr. Dinosaur: You’ve got a bad fever, Son. You are sick, aren’t you? I will take you to the hospital.
But the hospital will be closed! It’s deep night!
Mrs. Dinosaur: No. The hospital is always open. Please don’t cry, dear. You will be right.
Danny’s father gets dressed quickly. He and Danny get into the car. They drive to the hospital.
When they arrive at the hospital, Danny’s father talks with a nurse. She takes them to a small room.
I’m Nurse Sara. Don’t worry. The doctor will see you soon.
Soon, the doctor arrive.
Dr. Ling: I’m Dr. Ling. How are you feeling, Danny?
Danny: I’ve got a pain here. (Danny is weak in poor spirits. He points to the right side of his abdomen.)
Hi! I’m Dr. Ling. What’s “abdomen”? Look it up in a dictionary!
Mr. Dinosaur: He also has a fever. The doctor feels Danny’s abdomen. Danny starts to cry again.
Dr. Ling: I’m sorry, Danny. I know it hurts. (She turns to Danny’s father.) Danny needs to stay in the hospital tonight.
Mr. Dinosaur: (He holds Danny’s hand.) I’ll stay with you, Son.