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A Bad Toothache

A Bad Toothache

A woman talks to her friend about her toothache.

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My tooth hurts a lot.
Oh no! When did it start?
This morning.
You should see a dentist.
I have an appointment tomorrow.
Take some medicine for the pain.
I already took some.
I hope you feel better soon.
Thanks for your help.

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A woman talks to her friend about her toothache. It is written at A1 level, so First words and simple sentences. Read it, listen where audio is available, tap words you do not know and finish with the quiz.

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