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L e g hurt cut fracture bruise T o e F i n g e r H i p S c u l l C o l l a r b o n e E y e K n e e A r m B a c k H e a d N e c k L _ _ F _ _ _ _ _ T _ _ A _ _ K _ _ _ E _ _ H _ _ S _ _ _ _ C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ N _ _ _ H _ _ _ B _ _ _

Match the words to form phrases Runny/ streaming/ blocked Splitting/thumping/ bad/terrible bad/terribleThroat/chest/ear/eyeStreaming/bad/stinkingStomach/ear/back/headHigh/slightSharp/dull/throbbingHacking/dry/tickly Cold Cold Temperature Temperature Ache Ache Cough Cough Pain Pain Infection Infection Nose Nose Headache Headache

Fill in: caught, running, aching, rash, attack, allergic, breathing, sore, blowing, hoarse, wheeze, sneezing, dizzy, vomiting 1.John's grandfather has just had a heart …. 2. John was... all night. He must have a stomach bug. 3. I feel … I think I’m going to faint. 4. Are you ill? Your voice sounds … 5. I think I've … a cold. My nose won't stop … and I've got … muscles. 6. I've got a strange … on my arm. Maybe I've had a(n) … reaction to something. 7. My brother has asthma so running makes him … 8. I had difficulty … after I ran the race. 9. My nose is … because I've been … it so much. 10. My hay fever's really bad today. I can't stop … attack vomiting dizzy hoarse caught running aching rash allergic wheeze breathing soreblowing sneezing

The Passive ActivePassive Present Simple convince is/are convinced Present Continuous is/are writing is/are being written Past Simple expected Was/were expected PastContinuous was/were treating Was/were being treated Present Perfect Have/has persuaded has/have been persuaded Future Simple will deliver Will be delivered

Complete the endings of each sentence using by and with 1The tiger was shot … a gun …a hunter. … a gun …a hunter. 2The tree was cut down … the city worker … a chain saw. … the city worker … a chain saw. 3The furniture is polished … a piece of cloth… the housekeeper. … a piece of cloth… the housekeeper. 4The pie was made … spinach and cheese … Mary's mother. … spinach and cheese … Mary's mother. 5The house has been decorated …Lisa … balloons and streamers. with with with with with by by by by by