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1. You must see a doctor.
2. I'd like to see a doctor.
3. You'd better see a doctor about that cut.
4. I should go and see a doctor straight away.
5. You'd better see a doctor about that cough.
6. For some perverse reason he is refusing to see a doctor.
7. He needs to see a doctor straightaway.
8. You want to see a doctor about that cough.
9. 'I need to see a doctor.' 'What for?'
10. You should see a doctor about that cough.
11. You need to see a doctor.
12. If you take my advice you'll see a doctor.
13. You must see a doctor, Frederick.
14. You ought to see a doctor about that cough.
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15. He said that I should see a doctor.
16. I tactfully suggested he should see a doctor.
17. If the problem persists you should see a doctor.
18. You should really go and see a doctor.
19. If the pain persists, you must see a doctor.
20. You want to see a doctor at once.
21. Get him to see a doctor.
22. I think you need to see a doctor for your backache.
23. You're hacking these days, you should go to see a doctor.
24. If you're worried, see a doctor to set your mind at rest.
25. It was still painful so I went to see a doctor.
26. It's a sorry state of affairs when an old lady has to wait 12 hours to see a doctor.
27. The point is you shouldn't have to wait so long to see a doctor.
28. And I didn't think any more of it, right, but Mum says I should see a doctor.
29. If symptoms persist for more than a few days, see a doctor.
30. You've been under the weather for some days now; why don't you see a doctor?
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