Topic: Visiting the people injured in the traffic accident Roles: Carl and Larry Situation: Carl went to the hospital to visit Larry, who was injured in the accident. Carl expressed his sympathy and told him not to worry about his injuries and the missed classes.
Tips: Suggested expressions and sentences for visiting the injured carry/put somebody into an ambulance take somebody to the hospital I'm so sorry about the accident. I know how it feels. You must be feeling terrible. You're going to be just fine. Cheer up! Thank you for offering your help. Thank you for your concern. It's very considerate of you. You are the greatest! You're a real pal.
Reference Dialogue
Carl: Hey, how's it going, Larry? Do you feel like having some company? Larry: Sure, come on in. You always cheer me up. Carl: I'm so sorry about the accident. I wish there were something more I could do for you. You know, we missed you in English class today. Larry: That's what worries me. I'm going to miss some important classes over the next few days. And, with my right arm being broken, I don't know how I'll write the assignments that are due this week. Carl: Don't worry. I tape-recorded the lectures so you can listen to them when you get a chance. I'll also talk to the professor about giving you an additional week to get your assignments turned in. Larry: Thanks. You're a real pal. Carl: Hey, what are friends for? Besides, you have to concentrate on getting well for your date on Friday night. Larry: Yeah, how about that? Do you think she's sorry we have a date? Carl: No. She told me herself that she'd been hoping to meet you. Larry: Well, maybe something good will come from all of this after all!
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