The ministry of higher and secondary special education of the republic of uzbekistan

Doctor, Dentist and Chemist 
If you have toothache, you should go to your dentist. He’ll examine your teeth, and if the aching 
tooth is not too far gone, he’ll stop it. If it is too bad, he’ll take it out. 
If you don’t feel well, you should consult a doctor. If you feel too ill to go to the doctor’s, you’ll 
have to send for him. He’ll ask you to describe to him the symptoms of your illness. Then he’ll feel 
your pulse, look at your tongue and examine you thoroughly. Finally he’ll prescribe the treatment 
and write out a prescription.
Doctors’ prescriptions are made up by a chemist. At chemists’ shops in the USA, you can also 
get patent medicines of all kinds, lotions, tonics, cough-mixtures, baby-foods, aspirin, pills, 
ointment, bandages, adhesive plaster and so on. You can buy razors and razor -blades, vacuum-
flasks, hot water bottles, sponges, tooth-brushes and tooth-pastes, powder-puffs, lipsticks, shaving-
soap and shaving brushes and a hundred and one other things. 
If you are interested in photography, you can also get cameras and films at most chemists’. 
They’ll develop and print your films for you, too. Some chemists are also qualified opticians, and if 
your eyesight’s faulty they’ll test your eyes and prescribe glasses for you.

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Intonation Pattern X 
 
(Low Pre-Head+) Rising Head + High Fall (+ Tail) 
Model :
I wonder when Alice’s train is due. 

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Look it
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up in the `time - 
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table.
 
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The syllables
of the
Rising Head preceding
the
High
Fall
gradually
carry the
pitch
up.
Stress-and-tone mark in the text:
The first stressed syllables: | 
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This intonation pattern is used: