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Health problems


headache	watery eyes	plaster cast
flu	runny nose	sprain
to catch a cold	pink eye	blister
cough	nosebleed	band-aid
hay fever	bruise	splinter
to sneeze	scratch	to shiver
swollen	bump	his teeth are chattering


She feels fine.	He feels sick.	She is blowing her nose.	He has a fever


He has a severe sunburn.	It has got the hiccups.	She has goose pimples.	He feels dizzy.		She is going to faint.


mumps (+v. sing.)	measles (+ v. sing.)	whooping-cough	chicken pox	a shot

Pain

(n.)
a pain can be sudden: After the match I had a terrible pain in my leg.
painkiller

to be a pain in the neck: to be very annoying (être casse-pieds) (style familier)

Ache

(n.)
an ache is a continuous dull pain / It is used with 'back, tooth, head, stomach, ear' (backache, toothache...)
heartache

(v.) to ache
I am aching all over

Sore

(adj.) sore = painful
to have a sore throat

Hurting when used or touched

Ill

Sick

(adj.)
(US) To be sick = To be ill
(UK) to be sick = to be nauseous to be seasick to be airsick

this child is ill, he is a sick child.

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1. Choisir la réponse correcte

Ashley
Betty
Snoopy
Brian
Cliff
Chelsea
Bill
What's wrong with Ashley? She has
What's wrong with Betty? She has
What's wrong with Snoopy? He has
What's wrong with Brian? He has
What's wrong with Cliff? He has
What's wrong with Chelsea? She has
What's wrong with Bill? He has

                            2.

Could you lend me a handkerchief please? I have .

I fell off my bike yesterday and my hands and knees. I cleaned them and put on band-aids.

Pat is allergic to pollen; she has been all day.

   results from involuntary spasms of the diaphragm. To stop it, try to breathe into a paper bag five times in a row.

   is a contagious disease that causes fever and swollen salivary glands.

  Betty has a fever; it makes her feel all over her body.

When she is very hungry, Lucy feels sick and as if she was about to faint.

   can strike more easily than you might think. Use a special cream to protect yourself from the dangerous rays of the sun.

   are those black and blue marks you get after you take a punch to your body.

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