English lessons about healthcare

The market is loud with vendors and buyers.

I am packing my bag for a new city.

I told her the three things to remember.

My desk was a mess of papers.

I fold my shirts and think about leaving.

I stayed up all night.

Tonight I planted a tiny seed in a small pot.

I stared at the red cabbage on my plate.

I never liked raw fish, but I wanted to try.

I carried a heavy secret for months.

The market buzzes with life on a Saturday morning.

I wrote you a letter last night.

I explain home care to families often.

Last week, a patient was very nervous.

I sat in the hospital waiting room yesterday.

The market buzzes with vendors shouting out deals.

The sky is still dark, but the city is waking.

I packed my bags last Sunday.

I woke up before the alarm today.

Sunday rain taps my window like a drummer.

I found an old photo today.

My shoes sat by the door for months.

It is late and my inbox is full.

I sit by the plane window.

I sent the email too fast.

I wake up before the alarm.

I put a seed in my pocket.

Tonight, I saw my to-do list.

My desk was full of old papers.

I slice onions thin, and my eyes water.

After my shift, the street smells alive.

The rain started as I left the clinic.

I stood on the platform today.

Every night, I walk the same way home.

Rain taps on my window.

Yesterday I felt tired and worried.

I saw the bus drive away tonight.

I gave a patient the wrong medicine time.

Yesterday I gave home care instructions to an older man.

Last night I wrote a hard email.

I walked fast down the bright hall.

It's late, and my shift just ended.

Yesterday, I helped a patient before a small procedure.

Last week, I helped a patient before his scan.

Tonight I had tea with a friend.

Today I fixed a big data error.

I remember a patient who was very nervous.

Tonight I laced up my shoes again.

I found an old photo today.

Tonight I remember the rain we shared.