HSK 3.0 Level 1 · Lesson 10 of 15
我生病了
医疗健康
14 minute lesson · task-based course
我生病了
Say you are ill and respond with care
By the end of this lesson
- Say that you are ill.
- Express a wish to see a doctor.
- Give simple rest and care advice.
Step 2 · Listening
Listen before reading
First listen for the situation and repeated words. Do not try to translate every sentence.
First play
Identify who is speaking and the main purpose of the exchange.
Second play
Listen for names, times, places, quantities or other task information.
Step 3 · Vocabulary
Core vocabulary
Use pinyin as the pronunciation guide above each Chinese word, then connect the word to its meaning and lesson context.
illness
fall ill
to see a doctor
doctor
hospital
sleep
rest
to eat
to drink
water
want; need
want; think
may; can
do not
too; very
Step 4 · Sentence patterns
Build usable sentences
Study the pattern, then replace the example information with details from your own situation.
Change with 了
clause + 了Use 了 to signal a new situation or completed change.
Modal verbs
想 / 要 / 可以 + verbPlace a modal verb before the main verb.
Step 5 · Dialogue
Read and replay the exchange
Follow each line with pinyin above the Chinese text. Pause and resume the dialogue whenever you need more time.
Step 6 · Guided practice
Step 7 · Communication task
Use the lesson in your own words
Say that you are ill.
Your task
- Reuse at least three words from this lesson.
- Use one sentence pattern from the Patterns step.
- Write or say two to four lines that complete the communication target.
- Compare your result with the lesson dialogue and revise one line.
Step 8 · Review
Finish the lesson
Review the target, confirm your output and save the lesson as complete.
Revisit any word you could not use without English.
Produce one new sentence for each pattern.
Complete the communication task before moving on.
Syllabus coverage
What this HSK 3.0 Level 1 lesson practises
This lesson maps to 告知生病、探病 in the Level 1 communication-task syllabus. The lesson, exercise bank and mock-test papers share the same task, vocabulary and grammar identifiers.
- Say that you are ill.
- Express a wish to see a doctor.
- Give simple rest and care advice.