Prepare. Form 8. Unit 11. Vocabulary

Write the letters in the correct order to make the word.

nich

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lewbo

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gnierf

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nalek

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cabk

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deshoulr

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neke

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sehct

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rothat

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bmtuh

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rofedeah

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eot

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I can hardly speak - my ... really hurts.

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I fell and hurt my ... and now I can't walk.

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Ibrahim fell on his face in the playground and cut his ... .

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Dad fell off his horse and hurt his ... . He can't move his arm very well.

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Billy is always falling over and hurting his ... .

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Mary can't play the piano because she has injured her ... .

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I didn't see the shelf and I walked straight into it. I've cut my ... .

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I have to go to the dentist because I have ... .

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I have a bad ... - but the medicine tastes disgusting.

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She had a pain in her ... and so she went to hospital.

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I have to stay in bed for a week to rest my ... .

Match the sentence halves.

Complete the text with the words: ache, earache, fever, flu, headache, temperature, toothache, throat.

Last year I had a maths test and I hadn't studied, so I didn't want to go to school. I told my mum that my mouth was hurting. 'Mum, I've got           . I don't think I can go to school.' She said, 'Get up and have your breakfast.' I put my hands over my ears. 'Mum, I've got really bad         too.' 'Eat your breakfast, she said. 'You might feel better after breakfast.' But I didn't eat anything. 'My arms and legs      . Mum, and my        is sore. I've got a          . I've I held my head in my hands as I spoke. 'I think I've got     , Mum. I feel awful! I don't think I can go to school today.' She said, 'Hmm, OK, let's go to the doctor's.' So we went to the doctor's. He examined me and took my             . Then he said to my mum, 'Tom has a really high       . His temperature is 39°C. Give him this medicine and make sure that he stays in bed for a week. No computers, no books and no TV. Just rest.' I didn't understand - I mean, I wasn't really ill!