2A GRAMMAR present perfect simple and continuous

2A GRAMMAR present perfect simple and continuous

Doctor Mrs Jones! Would you like to come through now, please? Patient Oh, thank goodness! I 1 ’ve been waiting (wait) for ages. Doctor Yes, sorry about that. We (be) extremely busy all morning. Now then, (I / not see) you this week already, Mrs Jones? Patient Yes, doctor. Actually, this is the third time I (come) to see you this week. I was last here on Wednesday. (you / forget)? I had a terrible sore throat. Anyway, | took your adviceand|¢_— (drink) plenty of water sore throat. Anyway, I took your advice and I (drink) plenty of water and|’7_ SSC (nttt talk) too much. and I (not talk) too much. Doctor Right, and (your throat / hurt) less since then? Patient Oh, yes. It feels much better now. Doctor Ah, that’s great news. So, … Patient Well, yes, it is, but now I’ve got a more serious problem with my foot. It (be) swollen since yesterday and I (not be able) to walk on it properly. (be) swollen since yesterday and|@_ (not be able) to walk on it properly. Doctor OK. If you could just lie down here on the… Patient I think maybe I (have) an allergic reaction to something. Patient ☐ think maybe ☐ "SS s(have) an allergic reaction to something. I (take) antihistamine tablets every four hours, but they pio (take) antihistamine tablets every four hours, but they (not make) any difference. Doctor Right, Mrs Jones. If you would please lie down here on the couch, I’ll take a look…hmm. Well, there really is absolutely nothing to worry about. It’s just a blister. Patient Really? Hmm. Well, I (just / buy) these new shoes, so maybe they caused the problem. Doctor Yes, I’d say that’s very likely. Now, I’ll put a plaster on it and I’m sure it’ll be fine in a few days. Patient Alright then. Thank you, doctor.