I have a cold.
What do you recommend?
English for work · Help in your language
You might say: “I have a cold. What do you recommend?” (I have a cold. What do you recommend?). Mention your symptoms in one sentence, say if you're taking other medication, and ask how much and how often to take it. The pharmacist is there for that and doesn't charge for answering.
With the pharmacist, you only need three things: what you have, what you're already taking, and how to take what they give you.
What do you recommend?
It started two days ago.
I have to drive to work.
How many days?
I don't have insurance.
Read one role and then the other. Explanations help you understand; try repeating afterward without looking at them.
Can I help you find something?
Yes, please. I have a cold — a sore throat and a cough. What do you recommend?
This one will help with both. Take it every six hours.
Is it non-drowsy? I have to drive. And is there a cheaper one that works the same?
Without reading, state your symptoms, how long you've had them, and ask two questions about the medicine: how often to take it and if it causes drowsiness.
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