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Vocabulary: germs and viruses - English lesson

Human beings have to get used to these enemies even if, in some cases, we now have vaccines against some of them. 

We'll have to repeat, and repeat the same useful tips in case of epidemics, remembering that these tips are not to be forgotten in normal life. Let's wash our hands, let's avoid useless contacts such as multiple handshakes, kisses. Let's avoid large meetings in confined places, and of course, let's stay home - or in hospital - if we're suffering from the disease. We can only hope that our young ones will get used to these measures which are quite unpleasant, I must admit... 

The best way to avoid passing on germs and viruses: wash your hands properly

1.      2.     3. 

1. Let's wash our hands again and again...            

2. If told to, let's wear a protection mask...                                                                                                                               

3.  Mostly let's wash our hands properly and teach little ones to do it too...

  HOW ARE YOU FEELING?

- I'm not feeling too good.

- I'm feeling terrible!

- I'm aching all over! 

- He has a fever/ a temperature.

- To have fits of coughing/ of sneezing.

* ICU= Intensive Care Unit

- How are you feeling? 

- To be as fit as a fiddle

- To be blooming with health

- His condition gives no cause for alarm 

No psychosis, or unfounded fears, but no carelessness and excessive or unjustified withdrawal into yourselves! Let's protect ourselves and protect others too! Have a good test ! 

 

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