Everyday English: Going to the PHARMACY @engvidEmma
Everyday English: Going to the PHARMACY  @engvidEmma
Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this English vocabulary lesson, you will learn useful language for going to the pharmacy. The pharmacy is the place you go to get medicine. You will learn many important words and phrases like “drop off”, “pick up”, “prescription”, “generic”, “brand name”, “medication”, “medicine”, “pill”, “tablet”, “dosage”, “pay out of pocket”, “coverage”, and “to get a prescription filled”. This is common and useful vocabulary that you will use frequently. Knowing words like “generic” might actually save you money at the pharmacy, so you can thank me later! Test yourself with the quiz at engvid.com/everyday-english-pharmacy

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Everyday English: Going to the PHARMACY

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