Doctor visit: Reported speech (B1)
Consejos médicos con más de 30 estilo indirecto. Lectura B1 con traducción.
What the Doctor Told Us After the Check-up
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I am Helen. Yesterday I accompanied my teenage son Ryan to a routine check-up. Dr Morgan spoke clearly to both of us, and afterward Ryan asked me to explain again what the doctor had said.
Dr Morgan said that Ryan's overall health was good. She told us that his growth chart was normal for his age, and she said that his blood pressure reading was fine. She told Ryan that regular sleep would support his concentration at school.
She said that screen time should stay balanced. She told us that long evening use could affect rest, and she told Ryan that he should stop using devices an hour before bed. She said that he would feel more alert in morning lessons.
Dr Morgan told Ryan that exercise was important. She said that he did not need intense training, and she told him that walking or cycling three times a week would help. She told us that team sports also built social skills.
She said that diet mattered for energy. She told Ryan that he should eat breakfast before school, and she told us that sugary drinks were best as occasional treats. She said that packed lunches could include fruit and whole grains.
Dr Morgan told us that a vaccination was due. She said that the nurse would administer it at the next visit, and she told Ryan that the injection would take seconds. She told me that a reminder would arrive by text the following week.
She said that Ryan's allergy history was noted. She told us that the clinic had updated his file, and she told me that school forms could be collected at reception. She said that staff would sign them the same day if I waited.
Before we left, Dr Morgan told Ryan that he could ask questions anytime. She said that honest answers helped doctors give useful advice, and she told us that the portal contained reliable articles on teenage health. She said that she would see him again in twelve months.
In the car Ryan asked what Dr Morgan had said about screens. I told him that she had advised an hour without devices before sleep. He said that he had heard that part, but I told him that she had also said that breakfast would improve his focus.
Medical appointments rely on reported statements at home. Dr Morgan's advice reached our daily routines through careful retelling, and tense backshift made her present instructions sound like ongoing guidance.
Dr Morgan said that Ryan's overall health was good. She told us that his growth chart was normal for his age, and she said that his blood pressure reading was fine. She told Ryan that regular sleep would support his concentration at school.
She said that screen time should stay balanced. She told us that long evening use could affect rest, and she told Ryan that he should stop using devices an hour before bed. She said that he would feel more alert in morning lessons.
Dr Morgan told Ryan that exercise was important. She said that he did not need intense training, and she told him that walking or cycling three times a week would help. She told us that team sports also built social skills.
She said that diet mattered for energy. She told Ryan that he should eat breakfast before school, and she told us that sugary drinks were best as occasional treats. She said that packed lunches could include fruit and whole grains.
Dr Morgan told us that a vaccination was due. She said that the nurse would administer it at the next visit, and she told Ryan that the injection would take seconds. She told me that a reminder would arrive by text the following week.
She said that Ryan's allergy history was noted. She told us that the clinic had updated his file, and she told me that school forms could be collected at reception. She said that staff would sign them the same day if I waited.
Before we left, Dr Morgan told Ryan that he could ask questions anytime. She said that honest answers helped doctors give useful advice, and she told us that the portal contained reliable articles on teenage health. She said that she would see him again in twelve months.
In the car Ryan asked what Dr Morgan had said about screens. I told him that she had advised an hour without devices before sleep. He said that he had heard that part, but I told him that she had also said that breakfast would improve his focus.
Medical appointments rely on reported statements at home. Dr Morgan's advice reached our daily routines through careful retelling, and tense backshift made her present instructions sound like ongoing guidance.
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