Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Doctor"

A: This sentence is an exaggeration. They are saying that they got diagnosed with unlucky/bad days

A: Doctors told her it was very unlikely for her to get pregnant.

A: When the doctor was asked a question, he said that Mr. Hyde disappeared. When he said that, his voice was “strange and wild”.

A: #2 is definitely not right haha. That one is asking to put you through the doctor, as if they are transparent. #1 is correct is you are asking to speak to the doctor over the phone.

A: it means your doctor may have some advice about your diet.

A: This medicine is what the doctor ordered for me.

This excersise is what the doctor ordered I do.

You should do what the doctor ordered.

A: If I were you, I would have been checked by a doctor to ensure that my health is fine.
If I were you, I would have been checked by a doctor to ensure that I have completely recovered.
If I were you, I would have been checked by a doctor to receive a proper diagnosis.

A: Im going to the doctor
My doctor give me some medicine
She’s a good doctor

A: Bob: Hey honey I got my doctors appointment, leaving now!

Sylvia: Ok bye!

"At doctors office"

Bob: Hi mam how are you today?

Sophia (doctor) Good how about you?

Bob: Good thanks, so what is my problem?

Sophia: Nothing major, just a little ear infection I will get your medicine!

Bob: Awesome thank you so much!

Sophia: No problem have a great day!

"Home"

Bob: Hey Sylvia I am home, just a little ear infection

Sylvia: Oh thank god

A: I am a doctor
He is a doctor
She is a doctor
We are doctors
I am going to be a doctor
They are going to be doctor
I don't like doctors
I love doctors

A: The first is perfectly grammatical and natural. The second is not grammatical, and would not be understood by native speakers; they’d have to try to guess what is meant.

A: I'm not a native speaker, but most likely "medical doctor" is just a qualification (degree)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_of_Medicine

A: Get to: means that something prevented you from seeing them ex. Long wait, busy, etc. You plan to see the doctor, but you do not know when that will be.

Ex. I should go to doctor’s office soon. “When I get to see the doctor, I will tell them about my chest pain.”

Ex. I have an appointment today with a doctor. “When I see the doctor, I will tell them about my chest pain.”

A: See a doctor can be literal. For example, “I see a doctor.” (Because one is standing nearby)

But “see a doctor” can also be a casual way of saying “visit a doctor.”

For example, “I need to see a doctor.” means the same as “I need to visit a doctor.”

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A: No. It's considered bad practice to use the passive tense unless it can't be said any other way. However, if you really want to use passive tense, then “What was said by the doctor?” would be correct. It would sound weird though.

A: "I saw a doctor and she said I'm healthy." This one sounds the most natural! But they both are good. 😊

A: The doctor used a stethoscope to check my/their pulse.

A: We are doctors is the correct one

A: Sorry I couldn’t answer earlier but here you go !

A: × I went to see a doctor because in the dark my right eye see thing way much darker than the other.
✓ I went to see a doctor because my right eye has difficulty seeing in dim lighting.

A: Your transcription is correct. People start and stop sentences awkwardly sometimes, like #1.

Stemming back means starting from.

A: Usually Dr. Family name

A: It's the same as go and see a doctor, just a bit more concise. pretty common! We also say, let's go see a movie, or He went to go see his friend at the park.

A: 10,000 is the number that everyone's been aspiring to forever, it's a completely fabricated public relations campaign.