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hello

everybody and welcome to Oxford online

English my name is teacher

rich and today we're talking about

medicine

have you had your medicine it's time for

your

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medicine all right we're talking about

medicine everybody how are you

doing we are coming into the Christmas

season it's the middle of November and

that means it's

Christmas not really but you know we are

getting there so this is our topic for

today we're going to talk about medicine

we're going to practice the passive do

you know what that is the passive the

passive we're going to learn new

vocabulary and we're going to practice

using it how are you all doing say hello

in the chat that's over

there there we

go so hello to kuk hello palavi hello

Manuel

Gordo hello to manula hello Mina hello

leafy hello Julia hello anat and hello

Jojo

Jojo how are you

doing so let's start off by having a

little

chat let's have a little chat about the

subject

talking about something is a good way to

start a lesson because it engages your

pre it's a preactivation of your

schematic knowledge in other words it

helps you to remember the things you

know about this

subject so let's talk about

it right let me get this that that's the

chat's over there and

the the questions to talk about are

there who is medicine prescribed by who

is surgery performed by who is

treatment researched by it's a bit weird

isn't

it can you imagine life without modern

medicine hello to quf hello Alexander

hello s he or s High sanhe

sunai medicine is prescribed by doctor

surgery is performed by a surgeon

treatment is researched by

scientists or medical

researchers can you imagine life without

modern

medicine leafy says we would suffer so

much

pain

unknown aivia says hello sir I'm from

India Marin says hello rich and everyone

except one

huh by a surgeon in a surgeon theater

man well I'm sorry what is that I don't

quite

understand Muhammad sard says I'm from

Pakistan Pakistan are you from

Pakistan how are you doing howdy teacher

says and quf says hello I'm from

Yemen pavi is very sick rest up pavi

rest

up have yourself some soup hot soup

chicken

soup I'll not be able to be I will not

be able to be I will not be able to be

without modern medicine because I get

sick every month does modern medicine

help when you get

sick Dare to Live says good evening sir

from India how are you doing and zuman

sayi says hello from Poland

we don't depend on modern medicine we

have atic medicine what is that teacher

do you know about Yemen a little bit not

very

much I think he is Scottish you think

who is

Scottish

me I don't think so not at

all very British

actually

Scottish hello says ma hang hello Ma how

are you

doing Alexander Fleming uh that's a good

question is Alexander Fleming

Scottish James Bond obviously

was

uh you're right Fleming was kned he was

Scottish

Scottish discover of uh is this

penicillin fantastic codel Neel says

good evening from Kaka

Pakistan what is that where is that K

karatal Pakistan what how are you I'm

Shireen from Egypt hello

there all right everybody let's move

on 1 two 3 complete the sentences the

new moo was developed by a team of

international researchers number two moo

are often prescribed for bacterial

infections and number three the moo

procedure was performed by an

experienced

neurosurgeon

type your answers into the chat you have

a b and

c antibiotics medicine and

surgical you got a problem ammed huh got

a

problem you got problem what's your

problem

P it's a festival season here so

nonvegetarian foods are allowed to eat

I'm sorry allowed to be eaten what are

you talking about

pavi what are you talking

about what are you talking

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about my Hang says 1 b 2 a and 3 C

that's a look

I am not so sure about that not so sure

about that I don't think you're quite

right my Hang let's have a look at febbe

Rosal says

BAC

oh yes I like

that b a c Coda that's right we are

Oxford online English um Oxford online

English is not affiliated with Oxford

University we are the official channel

of Oxford online English Okay moving

on the new medicine was developed by a

team of international researchers

antibiotics are often prescribed for

bacterial infections and the surgical

procedure was performed by an

experienced

neurosurgeon what grammar can we see

here Abdullah akir says hello I'm from

the UAE United Arab Emirates the

emiratis are you an emirati

Abdullah uh anat says it's the passive

voice that's right passive voice it's

the passive voice how do you form the

passive voice answers in the chat how do

you form the passive voice hello I'm

back I'm back everybody hello there

hello I've I've appeared

hello and welcome to the BBC

today we there's many new stories today

and we're going to talk about you but

first let's hear from the prime

minister to be plus

PP what does that

mean b plus PP past participle right B

plus past participle I see well done

folks present participle no no no no no

the present participle is the in

form excuse me I am from the

BBC and I think it's rather astute that

we need to point out right now that the

passive voice is formed with the correct

form of the verb to be and after the

verb to be we put the participle that's

the past part

participle if you remember learning your

verb columns you will remember that the

past participle is the third

column in your verb

tables and Koda Neil

says I want to learn the British accent

but I only know

American

so

British right well done everybody let's

move

on convert these sentences to the

passive convert these sentences to the

passive one to seven type your answers

in the chat and let's see what we get

who is the quickest

here

hang on let's get a bit smaller there we

go oh the answer to number one's right

there isn't it that

sucks passive voice ends with

by well according to the BBC the passive

voice does not always end with

by on some occasions it may be necessary

for the passive voice to Simply end

without using by

uh unknown says how can I set English

environment I have no idea what you're

saying I have no idea what you're saying

what are you talking about we are

converting these sentences to the

passive so we

have we have seven sentences in the

active

voice and I would like you to convert

these to the

passive really I love

RP there's simply nothing better than

the RP accent don't you

think oh I do rather love

RP afternoon everybody my name is Lord

Tarin and

I have spoken

RP for many many

generations bro do you know ARL C no yo

chat why are you people genius in

English more than other subjects I'm

sorry Madara I have no idea what that

means Mina says the X-ray results were

reviewed by the r

olist nice well

done the patient's condition was closely

monitored throughout the night by the

medical staff says anoat for number two

thank you

um

says B no noo Amigo

Noto bro I need your help says Madara

what you need help

with Julia says you were directed to

take this medication only as specified

by your healthc care pro

provider

fantastic we cannot see the questions on

the

screen yes you can your Internet sucks

you need better internet

try

that is that

better

I've just had a look at karakal

pakan which is a

region an autonomous Republic in

usbekistan and I have to say you have

one of the best Flags I've ever seen in

my life what a

flag is woo that is great that is a

really cool flag let's see that look at

that katow Pakistan everyone look at

that that is cool that is cool how how

how can that be Halal that's not Halal

that's Haram boy look at that flag that

is a Haram flag for

sure you can't have a flag that good

that's Halal no

way if you come you'll eat jagu G

I'll have to have a look at that let's

have a look

jurri

UK let's have a

look I must be spelling this

wrong

G oh I can't eat this what is

this I don't think I can eat that

it looks like something I have an

allergy

to unfortunately I have many

allergies I'm an allergy

boy I'm allergic to

life okay all right everybody thank you

very much everybody let's move on here's

the

answers there's the answers take a look

check your answers I'll read them now we

got number one this medication must be

taken only as directed by your healthc

care provider

number two the patient's condition was

closely monitored throughout the night

number three a new treatment for the

disease is being tested in clinical

trials number four the blood samples

were analyzed in a specialized

laboratory number five medical advice

should be sought if symptoms persist or

worsen number six the X-ray results were

reviewed by the

radiologist and number seven a

comprehens iive Health checkup is

recommended to be done

annually well done to those of you who

got that

correct let's move on to the next

activity so I want to know who is

responsible for these things who is

responsible for these things for example

prescribed medicine is a doctor so who

is responsible for

strengthening strengthen the immune

system so I'm going to say for this one

the individual or the

patient uh basically you are responsible

for strengthening your own immune system

what could we say about this undergo a

surgical operation this again is the

patient is the person who under

goes a surgical

operation you do the others 3 to 12 who

is responsible for doing these things

hello Senna I'm from Ethiopia hello to

Ethiopia Manuel Gordo says estim estim

reach es

Ricardo well it will be you answer but

there are many

options right

doing Spanish with a Japanese

accent uh right right pavi says how

would I know

these so pavi are you telling me you

don't

know you don't know

who conducts medical

research you don't know

that who conducts medical

research you don't

know what do mean how would you know

these come on who is the person who does

these things you don't know who conducts

it it it's a scientist or

something medical researcher

whatever I'm I don't mean the specific

person I don't need a name okay just a

job is

fine everybody you got two minutes you

got two

minutes two

minutes

do

you don't need to study about

it just

guess it's not something you need to

study just you know everyday knowledge

100 100

100 your guest Stak says scientists like

me if you're as cool as

yoges thaker you too could study stuff

Dr hamy RAB says chemical list not quite

ham Dr hamy but nice

try cardiologist number nine

wow that's a bit fancy is that what is

that true is it a cardiologist that

monitors cardiovascular activity sounds

a bit fancy for

me

NHS of Britain says farman Ali do you

like the

NHS see better days I

think just you know

truthfully

truthfully thank you thank you thank you

God I don't have a serious health

problem right

now because

I don't think the NHS could

help oh dear all right you ready for

some answers

boom so here's some answers from uh my

perspective you take a look at those let

me know if you have any questions about

those answers we have an individual a

patient a study participant healthc care

providers the

NHS a patient or healthc care providers

again individual patient individual

patient researchers or medical

scientists a healthc care professional

or a patient a pharmacist patient or an

individual patient and healthc care

providers or administrative

staff

any

questions 10

seconds all right have a look at these

Lang this language here so we can see

here some phrases these are phrases

using the new

language however you can see there's a

problem these phrases have all got

problems there's grammar errors and

language errors in the phrases can you

try to correct the language and type

your answers in the chat try to correct

the language and type your answers in

the

chat pavi says what's a healthcare

provider so healthcare provider is an

institution which provides healthc care

that could be a private

institution such as Spire Hospital group

or it could be a public institution such

as the National Health Service in the

United

Kingdom and as for administrative staff

administrative staff are employees who

perform admin tasks that basically means

using computers

spreadsheets and and

paperwork lilan Brazil says as I'm a

doctor in Brazil but I have British

friends who help online this great class

will be quite useful for understanding

some translations and expressions thank

you for sharing thank you lilan that's

wonderful I'm very happy to hear

it are they doctors no the

administrative staff are office

workers

and healthc care providers are the

organizations which provide health

care so we' got some answers here farman

Ali says number two underwent a surgery

is incorrect

incorrect not quite fan nice try

number one Julia says strengthen the

immune system strengthen the immune

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system and spelled correctly well done

Julia that's

correct

okay everybody you

have 30 seconds to finish there 30

seconds okay Peppa come

on it's

okay

cats cats everybody have I got the

answers here no okay let's have a look

then so we're going to spell this

correctly

strengthen the immune

system Bonk uh

undergo uh a surgical sorry is the is

the one here a surgical

surgical participate in a clinical

study preventative health care

Focus preventative Health Care Focus uh

managing a chronic

illness seek mental health

support strengthen the immune

system is that it do I have you

think yeah looks

okay looks okay any

questions all right if you've enjoyed

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chat fan Ali says how can I learn idioms

easily how can I learn IDs easily first

question is why do you want

to and the next question is what do you

mean by

idioms uh do you mean like

the elephant in the

room the elephant in the room is a good

one but I think the elephant in the room

is easy to learn cuz it's so

memorable you know the elephant in the

room it's the obvious thing that no one

wants to talk

about the big elephant in the

room the obvious thing that no one want

wants to talk

about I would say that if you find it

hard this is my

advice if you find it hard to remember

or learn a specific

idiom don't bother learning it there you

go that's my advice if you find it hard

to remember or learn a specific idiom

don't bother learning it idioms are not

very useful

probably the best thing about idioms is

they are very memorable so they're easy

to learn but if you find it hard to

learn an idiom don't learn it no

point uh Ernest said would you explain

why we use the indefinite article before

the word

ache what we

don't ah we don't use a before ache a

ache that's not right it's an ache you

might say a headache or a stomach

ache but with a with just ache it would

be an an

ache like I have an ache in my

leg well probably to be honest we' say a

bit of a bit of an ache look it's an

ache I have a bit of an ache in my leg

so yeah we don't use our before

egg uh blah blah blah blah blah how PR

hiss thank you for explaining it is it

necessary to learn business English

especially

no it's

not you don't need to especially learn

business

English I would say learn English in

contexts which you find interesting the

question is uh do you especially need to

learn business English and uh the Prof

Prof Rich

answer is um learn English in context

which you find

interesting

and

familiar so if for example you're

interested in business then yeah learn

business in in English if you're

interested in video games learn video

game English if you are if you find

Science interesting then learn science

English uh the important thing is to

learn in a context which you find

interesting and familiar let's make the

learning as engaging as

possible pavi says how can I learn

spoken English um

speak sorry pavi but that's it

how to use absolute phrases in writing

what do you mean absolute phrases can

you say that again yush what do you mean

absolute phrases yogish what do you mean

absolute

phrases okay moving

on Ernest says for example I have a

headache well I have a headache is

incorrect cuz you can't use a

contraction with the main verb I

have

so that's not right okay it's I have a

headache for

one why do we use a well because it's a

headache right what if we say I've

had uh four headaches in the last week

it's

accountable it's accountable noun that's

why we use the indefinite

article it's okay isn't it is using does

using does using idioms make you more

native yeah it does

but

but there are more important

things how to prefer for exams

teacher do do loads of practice

exams yush says how to use absolute F

phrases for example she was in her room

tears rolling down her

cheeks

oh

ah you mean nominative

absolutes made up of a noun or pronoun

with a participle

phrase

yes good

one

okay let's have a look at some in the

context of medical vocabulary these

absolute

phrases maybe that will help you since

that was our topic for

today

okay okay so we got a few here her hand

steady the surgeon began the delicate

operation

the patient recovering quickly the

doctors felt

relieved with the lab results clear the

diagnosis was

confirmed and the medicine working

effectively his symptoms began to

disappear to me that doesn't seem

particularly complicated I I wonder I

wonder what you find Difficult about

that

I feel like it

doesn't just disappear one second

doesn't look massively difficult to me

to use

those I

mean it's just a prepositional clause or

a

noun it's a noun and a gerund or it's a

prepositional Clause with a verb at the

start of the sentence and it has sort of

a cleft style word

order so instead of his symptoms began

to disappear because the medicine was

working effectively then we flip it and

say the medicine working effectively his

symptoms began to

disappear I don't I don't feel like

there's a lot of complication

here teacher how did you cut that

sentence what do you mean how do I cut

how do I cut what sentence what do you

mean

pavi um the nnest sorry I wasn't clear

before

so you can only so

contractions are normally used with

auxiliary verbs right so like I don't

have a pen I don't there's the

contraction right or I've been to France

right and there's the

contraction and you can see that do and

have here are auxiliary verbs but if

we're using have as a main verb like I

have a pen or I don't have a pen you

can't contract have because it's a main

verb you get it

now that isn't always the case because

obviously we have our wonderful spoken

contractions like gonna and wner and

with gonner and wner we are Contracting

with main verbs but with traditional

contractions you can't contract with au

with main verbs only with

auxiliaries is it right to say I have a

high temperature instead of saying I

have a fever yeah that's

great even just I have a

temperature any of those it's

fine absolute phrases seem grammatically

incorrect no they're not

they're correct the grammar is absolute

phrases why do you think they're

grammatically

incorrect because they don't have

subject verb object word order well

there's load there's loads of sentences

that have

that I mean we could go over

loads had I the chance I'd go to France

does that seem grammatic Ally correct

what about uh never would I trust such a

crazy guy does that seem gically

correct how about you go over

there now that okay or just go over

there

you go over there

child what about

that

how

about okay enough

enough so we think of a a a passive in

the future really

complex no wait

many diseases will have been being cured

by scientists in the

future that sounds a bit weird but okay

let me let me something else

there

um electric cars will have been being

driven around for decades by the year

2040 there you go

enjoy uh if I were a billionaire I

wouldn't have to struggle like this

that's correct farman but your spelling

of billionaire is

wrong hey fever allergic ventis or high

temperature I'm

sorry um hay fever is like allergic yeah

it's an allergic

reaction how can we say to give

injections in other words uh

administer or a vaccine or

whatever

administer what else uh give you a shot

I need to give you a quick

shot colloquially a

jab

ah excuse

me teacher which books did you learn

English what which books did I

learn what do you mean Coda do you mean

which books did I use to become a

teacher or which books do I recommend or

what what what are you asking

about ad Minister vaccine

yeah I recommend listening to M&M's

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music I've created a monster cuz nobody

wants to see Marshall

anym you want some

&em

I've created a monster cuz nobody wants

to see Marshall no more they want shitty

I'm chop liver well if you want shavy

this is what I'll give you a little bit

we I'm hard cuz I'm the jumps off my

heart quicker than a shock that when I

get shocked at the hospital by the

doctor when I'm not

cooperating when I'm rocking the table

when he's operating

hey

okay um I I I promise I will never do

that

again all right everybody so thank you

very much for joining me remember I will

be streaming on Professor rich in 10

minutes Cambridge books which books did

you learn English I learn English from

life I am English

teacher Rich what's going on I was

singing Eminem all right do you British

people read the same grammar books as we

non-native speakers read

no I mean I I I read some grammar books

because I'm an English teacher but

normally British people

don't I the the in my opinion the best

grammar book for

teachers is grammar for English language

teachers by Martin

parrot it's expensive

though that

one that's a great

book difficult expensive but good

interation hard to learn correct

interation is very hard to learn one way

to try to learn intonation is to

go so if I say do you want a cup of

tea another one is la la la do you want

a cup of tea la la la la la la he meant

which book did you learn English from I

didn't learn English from books I am

English could you please tell me how we

should learn Advanced

English get an interest in advanced

language and then do it a lot in English

get a vocabulary book learn how to study

vocabulary I've got loads of videos

about this on my channel Professor reach

youtube.com/ Professor

reach uh Sani says is it true Banger

means sausage yep it can colloquial

language we say bangers it seems that

only listening to em and M and other

rappers doesn't help us neither improve

our English nor strengthen unfortunately

yes Ernest it does it it does if you

tell you what if you learn if you learn

like let me

think if you if you learn how to sing

very well a song like

um like Forgot About

Dre you learn to sing a song like Forgot

About Dre with Eminem that will help

your English

so yeah yeah I've got a

channel what's your

problem Link in the chat

coder is it okay if I just learned basic

grammar I find it hard to learn all

grammar by heart it's different to learn

from my mother T tongue yeah leafy you

don't need to learn grammar you don't

need to learn grammar at

all I I only recommend learning grammar

if you're interested but actually you

can you can learn the language without

grammar you can learn the language

phrasy so just need to learn vocabulary

and phrases and to be honest leafy

looking at your English it's quite good

so I think you're fine to just continue

with phrases Ernest says I've used

double contractions my bad what's the

problem did you use double I didn't see

that uh it seems strength oh you mean

double

negation um loads of people use double

negation people use double negation all

the

time why doesn't Caroline do streams on

OE now I don't know

Mina why didn't you ask

Caroline do you know where she is I I

have no idea why she doesn't stream on

OE just me and Carrie

now do you know where Caroline is I I

don't know where what she does now she's

somewhere I'm sure on the Internet or

teaching but I I don't know do you have

a email

you can ask

her and Hassan says hello everyone so

everybody thank you so much for joining

me today my name has been Professor Rich

also known as teacher

rich and in five minutes I'll be

streaming with how language affects your

brain the link is in the

chat thank you so much for joining me

today it's been my pleasure are phrasal

verbs important yes they are but Chang

you don't need to learn phrasal verbs on

their

own just learn how to learn phrases I'll

say that again just learn how to learn

phrases that's it and if you learn how

to learn phrases you will learn phrasal

verbs in a natural way by studying

vocabulary which you should be doing

anyway as part of your language

learning all right thank you very much

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
medicine /ˈmɛdəsɪn/ B2	noun - a substance used to treat disease or relieve symptoms verb - to treat with medicine; to medicate
doctor /ˈdɒktə(r)/ A2	noun - a licensed medical professional who diagnoses and treats illnesses verb - to alter or tamper with something, especially documents, to deceive
patient /ˈpeɪʃ(ə)nt/ A2	noun - a person receiving medical care or treatment adjective - able to accept or tolerate delays, problems, or suffering without becoming upset
surgery /ˈsɜːrdʒəri/ B2	noun - a medical operation involving an incision to treat disease or injury
treatment /ˈtriːtmənt/ B2	noun - the management and care of a patient for the purpose of combating disease or injury verb - to give medical care or therapy to someone
infection /ɪnˈfekʃ(ə)n/ B2	noun - the invasion and multiplication of harmful microorganisms in the body
antibiotic /ˌæntɪbaɪˈɒtɪk/ C1	noun - a drug that kills or inhibits the growth of bacteria adjective - relating to or denoting a substance that acts as an antibiotic
researcher /rɪˈsɜːrtʃər/ C1	noun - a person who conducts systematic investigation to establish facts or principles
scientist /ˈsaɪəntɪst/ C1	noun - a person who studies or practices any of the natural or physical sciences
vaccine /ˈvæksiːn/ B2	noun - a preparation that stimulates the body's immune system to prevent disease verb - to inoculate someone with a vaccine
symptom /ˈsɪmptəm/ B2	noun - a physical or mental feature indicating a disease or condition
diagnosis /ˌdaɪəɡˈnəʊsɪs/ C1	noun - the identification of the nature of an illness or other problem by examination of the symptoms
prescribe /prɪˈskraɪb/ C1	verb - to authorize the use of a medicine for a patient
administer /ədˈmɪnɪstər/ C1	verb - to give a treatment or medication to someone
immune /ɪˈmjuːn/ B2	adjective - resistant to a particular disease or toxin
strengthen /ˈstreŋθən/ B2	verb - to make something stronger or more resistant
passive /ˈpæsɪv/ C1	adjective - relating to or involving the passive voice in grammar; not active noun - the passive voice itself
idiom /ˈɪdiəm/ B2	noun - a phrase or expression whose meaning is not deducible from the ordinary meanings of its words