Look at the following sentences about people's medical condition and decide whether the news is
good (G) or bad (B) 1. It's nothing serious.
2. The victim is in a critical condition. 3. She's in a stable condition
4. We expect him to a make a full recovery.
5. I'm afraid there's nothing more we can do. 6. Her condition has deteriorated overnight. 7. She suffered only minor injuries.
8. She's in a coma.
If you are gravely ill, it is very serious.
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Certainly, here's the assessment of whether each sentence conveys good (G) or bad (B) news regarding people's medical conditions:
1. It's nothing serious. (G)
2. The victim is in a critical condition. (B)
3. She's in a stable condition. (G)
4. We expect him to make a full recovery. (G)
5. I'm afraid there's nothing more we can do. (B)
6. Her condition has deteriorated overnight. (B)
7. She suffered only minor injuries. (G)
8. She's in a coma. (B)
Your note about being gravely ill is correct; it implies a very serious condition, which is typically bad news for the individual's health.
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