Scene 39 of 50
Something for the throat
Something for the throat
Your goalI can ask for medicine and understand how often to take it.
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JackGood morning!
Good morning!
Morning? It’s half past five in the evening!
Morning? It’s half past five in the evening!
Morning? It’s half past five in the evening!
Morning? It’s half past five in the evening!
- Jack
It’s morning for me. I’m getting up now. How are you?
It’s morning for me. I’m getting up now. How are you?
A little better. I need something for my throat. The pharmacy closes at six.
A little better. I need something for my throat. The pharmacy closes at six.
A little better. I need something for my throat. The pharmacy closes at six.
A little better. I need something for my throat. The pharmacy closes at six.
- Jack
Come on, let’s go. Ten minutes on foot.
Come on, let’s go. Ten minutes on foot.
17:58. The pharmacist is already holding his keys. 
RaviGood evening. We close at six. What do you need?
Good evening. We close at six. What do you need?
My throat hurts. I need something for it.
My throat hurts. I need something for it.
My throat hurts. I need something for it.
My throat hurts. I need something for it.
- Ravi
Here are lozenges. Let them dissolve slowly in your mouth. Read the instructions carefully.
Here are lozenges. Let them dissolve slowly in your mouth. Read the instructions carefully.
Please show me. How much do they cost?
Please show me. How much do they cost?
Please show me. How much do they cost?
Please show me. How much do they cost?
- Ravi
Nine pounds and ninety pence for a pack.
Nine pounds and ninety pence for a pack.
Jack quickly puts something small on the counter. - Ravi
Anything else?
Anything else?
- Jack
Yes. This here, please.
Yes. This here, please.
- Ravi
Here you are. We’re closing now.
Here you are. We’re closing now.
- Jack
A present for you. For the night.
A present for you. For the night.
Earplugs? What are those?
Earplugs? What are those?
Earplugs? What are those?
Earplugs? What are those?
- Jack
For your ears. I like playing the trumpet at night.
For your ears. I like playing the trumpet at night.
Thank you. Now I can sleep.
Thank you. Now I can sleep.
Thank you. Now I can sleep.
Thank you. Now I can sleep.
- Jack
And I can play. Good night!
And I can play. Good night!
Who says this?
Come on, let’s go. Ten minutes on foot.
Come on, let’s go. Ten minutes on foot.
What does it mean?
Good evening. We close at six. What do you need?
Which line do you hear?
My throat hurts. I need something for it.
My throat hurts. I need something for it.
Put the words in order.
Please show me. How much do they cost?
Please show me. How much do they cost?
Who says this?
Nine pounds and ninety pence for a pack.
Nine pounds and ninety pence for a pack.
What does it mean?
Yes. This here, please.
Which line do you hear?
A present for you. For the night.
Put the words in order.
Thank you. Now I can sleep.
Thank you. Now I can sleep.
What happens first?
Put the lines in the order they come in the scene.
Scene complete
Something for the throat
Goal reachedI can ask for medicine and understand how often to take it.
