Vocabulary:
| • What's wrong? | • What's the matter? |
| • look well | • ankle |
| • feel sick | • upset |
| • turn on | • argument |
| • completely | • nervous |
Conversations:
| 1 | A: | Are you okay, Jenny? What's wrong? |
| B: | I can't find my bicycle! I'm sure I left it here. | |
| 2 | A: | You don't look well, Tom. What's the matter? |
| B: | Ugh. I feel sick. I need to sit down. | |
| 3 | A: | What's wrong with your phone, John? |
| B: | I don't know. It won't turn on. | |
| 4 | A: | What's the matter, Emma? Did you forget something? |
| B: | I completely forgot we have a test today! | |
| 5 | A: | What's wrong with your leg, Andrew? |
| B: | I hurt my ankle playing dodgeball. | |
| 6 | A: | What's the matter with your sister? She looks upset. |
| B: | Yeah, she had an argument with her boyfriend. | |
| 7 | A: | You look nervous. What's wrong, Helen? |
| B: | I haven't done my homework. The teacher will be angry. | |
| 8 | A: | Come on, Bob. What's the matter? |
| B: | Slow down, Dad. I can't walk as fast as you. | |
| 9 | A: | What's wrong with your computer, Ben? |
| B: | I don't know. The keyboard isn't working. | |
| 10 | A: | What's the matter, Suzy? Are you okay? |
| B: | Yeah, I'm just tired. Sorry. |