Feeling Ill

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23 Feeling ill
tr Basie voeahulary g Senious eonditions
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the words in colour into your language: Match the condition on the left with the part of the
1. I've got a cold. body that it particularly affects on the right:
2.My neck aches.
.1"I think I've got flu. 1. appendicitis a. your stomach
4.I've got a pain in rny knee. 2. tonsillitis b. your lungs
5. I've got a sore back. 3. hepatitis c. your head
5. My arm hurts.
"/.Have you got a ternperature? 4. asthma d. your appendix
B.'Vflhat are the syrnptoms? 5. an ulcer e. your joints and bones
2 6' arthritis f' vour blood
saying you don't fee! very well
Match the beginnings of each sentence on the left '
7 migraine g' your tonsils
with the pairs of endings on the right: Match the diseases with their possible causes:
1 . I'm a. terrible / awful i dreadful.
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o.,.rDS
r.
h. stress
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a tlrt Llnder tne weather"
2".I've got b. ill. 9. typhoid i" the sun
not very well. 10. heart disease j. smoking
3. I don't feel c. a cold. 11. skin cancer k. a mosquito bite
the flu.
4. I feel d. very well. L2.malaria l. dirty water
too good. 13.lung cancer m. unprotected sex
4, eauses and symptoms

Match the symptom on the left with the cause on the right:
1. I've got a blister. a. I think I've been working roo much.
2.I've got a headache. b. Our bed is too soft. \X/e need to get a firmer one.
3. I've got jetlag. c. I had too much to drink at dinner last nisht.
4.I've got a bad back. d.I've just been chopping some wood.
5. I'm feeling really run down" e. It must have been that take-away last night.
6.I've got a splinter in my hand. f. I wore the wrong shoes to go hill-walking!
7.My nose is blocked up. g. I always get hay fever at this time of year.
8. I've got diarrhoea. h.It was an 18-hour flight and a 1O-hour time difference.
Now match the following pieces of advice to the situations above:
9. Make sure you drink plenty of warer. otherwise, you'llget dehydrated.
10. Go straight to bed for a couple of hours, then get back to your normal sleeping patrern tonight"
11. why not take some time off and go somewhere warm? That's what you need!
12. There's a special kind of plaster you can use on blisrers. I had one and it helped a lot.
13" Get one of those nasal sprays from the chemist. They always work for me.
1,4.tlave you tried an osteopath or a chiropractor?
15. {-et me see. Have you got a pair of tweezers?
16. Stick to orange juice in futr.ere!
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5 Health problerns 3. I can't go near cats. I come out in a horrible

Complete the following dialogues with the red rash.
sentences below: 4. She's been off school for two weeks now"
She's got a temperature and she,s covered in
a, I've got a bit of a hangover"
b. I feel dizzy.
little red spors. She's completetry lost her
appetite - she hasn't eaten a thing for the last
c. I've caught a cold.
d. You'll make yourself ill. three days.
e. I always get seasick" 5. I think it must be something i ate. I was sick
f. l've got lndigestion. all night. I still feel sick now and I've got
'What's a terrible stornach-ache.
1. the matter? 6. It's the same every sumrner. My eyes get reatrly
> I think I ate my dinner too quickly itchy and I can't stop sneezing.
In British English be sick means uomit (bring
2. Maybe we should take the boat. It's much
food back up fronL the stomach).
cheaper than flying.
> Oh no, I'd rather not. If you haue an allergy, you dre allergic to
something. Are you allergic to anything?
3. I think
> \ff/ell, why don't you have a glass of hot 7 She's feeling a bit hetter
lemon and honey and get an early night? Complete the following dialogue with the correot
A
T. form of the verbs below:
> T7ell, it's your own
fault. You shouldn't recover feel get make
have opened that second bottle of wine!
5. You look exhausted. You've been working A: The office is empty. \X/here is everybody this
too hard recently. If you don't slow down a morning?
bit, . . B: \Well, Jane phoned to say she's got an upser
6. Are you all right? You've gone as white as a tummy, but she said she'll come in as soon
sheet! as she's . . . . a bit better - probably
t No, I need to sit down. I this afternoon. Dave's got the flu and he
says it'll take him a few days to
6 lllnesses and symptoms over it - and Sarah's plane was delayed at
the airport for seven hours and she wants an
Match thes;e illnesses with the symptoms below:
extraday to... .. fromthe journey.
hay fever food poisoning flu At least Mark's here - he'd been in bed with
an allergy bronchitis measles tonsillitis all weekend, but he's . .
1. I've got a terrible cough and pains in my a speedy recovery and he's upstairs working
chest, and I seem to be constantly short of at his computer at this very moment.
breath. A: I'm glad somebody's here!
2.I feel absolutely awful. h,{y temperarure is There are seueral different uays of talking about
41", and I've got a headache and a runny stornach problems. An upset stomach, an upset
nose. I've got a sore throat - it's agony every tumrny or indigestion are not uery serious. If it is
time I swallow. serious, you might talk about stomach trouble.
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