Health: describing symptoms and visiting the doctor

Everything you need to talk about being sick in Serbian, in one path. Start with the perfekat - you cannot tell a doctor what hurt yesterday, or say that you feel better today, without Serbian's own past tense - then learn the words for symptoms and body parts, walk six guided lessons that take the words into sentences and then break the perfekat into its own short series (the participle's own endings across every verb group, the auxiliary's place in the sentence and its fused negation, putting both to work in a sentence, and the four traps that turn a correct perfekat into a wrong one), read one mother's account of a single night up with her son's fever - thermometer, cold cloths, a call to the pediatrician - listen to a pharmacy visit where symptoms are described over a counter instead of an exam table, write about a time you took care of someone else who was sick and finally say the word for doctor out loud.