Lesson 23

Health

Objective: I will learn to name parts of the body and say why they hurt.

Personal Study

Prepare for your conversation group by completing activities A through E.

Study the Principle of Learning: Exercise Faith in Jesus Christ

Jesus Christ can help me do all things as I exercise faith in Him.

In the Bible, we learn about a woman who had been sick for many years. She spent all of her money trying to find a cure. She had gone to many doctors, but her illness got worse. Then the woman heard about Jesus. She saw him in a crowd of people. She believed Jesus had the power to heal her. She believed if she could just touch his clothes, she would be healed. She came behind Jesus and touched His clothing. She felt her body heal. Jesus felt power leave His body. When He asked who had touched His clothes, she was afraid to admit it was her at first, but then she confessed it was her.

Jesus said, “Be of good comfort: thy faith hath made thee whole; go in peace” (Luke 8:48).

This woman believed, and she acted in faith. Reaching out to Jesus was a small act, but it brought His power into her life. You don’t have to be ashamed or afraid to ask God for help. He wants to help you. When you exercise faith, even in small ways, it can bring Jesus Christ’s power into your life.

Ponder

• How have you felt strengthened as you have learned English?

• How can you exercise faith in other parts of your life?

Memorize Vocabulary

Learn the meaning and pronunciation of each word before your conversation group. Think of situations when you would use the word in your daily practice.

What happened to … ?
What is wrong?/What’s wrong?

Nouns

arm/arms
back
ear/ears
eye/eyes
finger/fingers
foot/feet
hand/hands
head
knee/knees
leg/legs
mouth
neck
stomach
tooth/teeth

Verbs Present /Verbs Past

break/broke
burn/burned
cut/cut
hurt/hurt
hit/hit

Practice Pattern 1

Practice using the patterns until you can confidently ask and answer questions. You can replace the underlined words with words in the “Memorize Vocabulary” section.

Q: What is wrong?A: My (noun) hurts.

Questions

Answers

Examples

Q: What’s wrong?A: His knees hurt.

Q: What’s wrong?A: My stomach hurts.

Q: What’s wrong?A: Her head hurts.

Practice Pattern 2

Practice using the patterns until you can confidently ask and answer questions. Try learning more about the patterns in this lesson. Consider using grammar books or websites.

Q: What happened to your (noun)?A: I (verb past) my (noun).

Questions

Answers

Examples

Q: What happened to your finger?A: I cut my finger.

Q: What happened to his leg?A: He broke his leg.

Use the Patterns

Write four questions you can ask someone. Write an answer to each question. Read them aloud.

Additional Activities

Complete the lesson activities and assessments online at englishconnect.org/learner/resources or in the EnglishConnect 1 Workbook.

Act in Faith to Practice English Daily

Continue to practice English daily. Use your “Personal Study Tracker.” Review your study goal and evaluate your efforts.

Conversation Group

Discuss the Principle of Learning: Exercise Faith in Jesus Christ

(20–30 minutes)

• Read the principle of learning for this lesson aloud.

• Discuss the questions.

Activity 1: Practice the Patterns

(10–15 minutes)

Review the vocabulary list with a partner.

Practice pattern 1 with a partner:

• Practice asking questions.

• Practice answering questions.

• Practice a conversation using the patterns.

Repeat for pattern 2.

Activity 2: Create Your Own Sentences

(10–15 minutes)

Look at the pictures. Ask and answer questions about the person in each picture. Take turns.

Example

• A: What’s wrong?

• B: Her head hurts.

• A: What happened to her head?

• B: She hit her head.

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Activity 3: Create Your Own Conversations

(15–20 minutes)

Role-play. Partner A is the person in the picture. Partner B is a friend. Ask and answer questions about each picture. Be creative! Switch roles. Switch partners and practice again.

New Vocabulary

fall/fell

Example

• A: What’s wrong?

• B: My knee hurts.

• A: What happened to your knee?

• B: I fell and I hit my knee.

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Evaluate

(5–10 minutes)

Evaluate your progress on the objectives and your efforts to practice English daily.

Evaluate Your Progress

I can:

• Name parts of my body.

  

• Say what part of my body hurts.

  

• Say why my body hurts.

  

Evaluate Your Efforts

Evaluate your efforts to:

1. Study the principle of learning.

2. Memorize vocabulary.

3. Practice the patterns.

4. Practice daily.

Set a goal. Consider the study suggestions in the “Personal Study Tracker.”

Share your goal with a partner.

Act in Faith to Practice English Daily

“When the Savior knows you truly want to reach up to Him—when He can feel that the greatest desire of your heart is to draw His power into your life—you will be led by the Holy Ghost to know exactly what you should do [see Doctrine and Covenants 88:63]. When you spiritually stretch beyond anything you have ever done before, then His power will flow into you” (Russell M. Nelson, “Drawing the Power of Jesus Christ into Our Lives,” Ensign or Liahona, May 2017, 42).