1.
A: Professor, excuse me, but I need to leave early.
B: What seems to be the problem?
A: I am not feeling well.
B: What is bothering you?
A: I think I am beginning to have an asthma attack.
B: Would you like someone to walk you over to the Student Health Center?
A: No, I think that I should just go home because I have some medicine there.
B: Do you need a ride home?
A: I live in the dorms across the street, so I'll be OK.
B: OK, then, hope you feel better soon. Check your e-mail for missed assignments.
2.
A: Excuse me, professor. I need to go home now.
B: Is everything OK?
A: I just feel funny.
B: What exactly seems to be the matter?
A: I have a terrible headache.
B: Do you think that you should go to the Student Health Center?
A: I already have some medicine at home if I could just get there.
B: Do you need someone to drive you home?
A: Thank you, but the bus stops right at my house.
B: Well, go home and rest up. Make sure you check the website for your assignments.
3.
A: I am sorry, but I cannot stay for the rest of class today.
B: Why do you need to leave early?
A: I don't feel so good.
B: What doesn't feel right?
A: I feel as if I am going to be sick to my stomach.
B: Perhaps you should get checked out at the Student Health Center before you go home.
A: I have some medicine at home that I could take.
B: Are you going to be OK to drive home, or would you like someone to go with you?
A: Thank you, but my friend is in the library, and he can give me a ride home.
B: We hope that you are feeling better soon. E-mail me if you have any questions.
Practice the Conversations of This Topic with Mike