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On today's episode, we share a key suffix that is used when talking about doctors.

Learn the vocab for many different doctors and also a trick to make sure you have the correct

pronunciation. Hello, Michelle. How's everything today? Everything is okay, Lens.

All right. Everything's okay. Good to hear. Good to hear. What are we getting into on All-Ears

English today? Well, today we're going to talk about the doctor, actually. Have you been to any

doctors recently? Yes, for sure. I was at the dermatologist recently, and different doctors,

I was supposed to have a dentist appointment the other day, but I missed it, so that's not good.

Yeah, what about you? Do you go to the doctors a lot? Yes, I do. I do go to the doctors a lot,

but yeah, recently I had a physical. That's always important to do. Again, make sure everything

is in check. Good. But yeah, guys, today we are going to be talking about doctors and names for

doctors. Gosh, this episode could be really, really long, but I chose a few. Yeah, I mean,

there are so many special, specialties, specializations, right? I personally love the show,

The Good Doctor. I like to watch that. It's really a cool show about a doctor who has autism,

and he, but he's a surgeon. He's an amazingly talented surgeon, and he practices in

Silicon Valley area. You should check it out, Michelle, if you haven't seen the show.

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