Phonetic practice HealthHealthyPressure A medicine PulseBlood A patient Temperature A diet To cough Pain To sneeze Throat To suffer To recover To examine To feel better/worse A doctor

Find the right pair to each word To keep Blood To fall Head To take To feel illache somebodys temperature the pulse to a diet pressure

To keep to a diet Blood pressure To fall ill Headache To take somebodys temperature To feel pulse

Find the definition of the following words To cough MedicinePain to sneeze throatdiet to examine patient to suffer to recover To look at something or someone carefully in order to find out something Someone who is receiving medical treatment To force air from the lungs with a sudden sound. To blow air out of your nose loudly in a sudden uncontrolled way Something special that you take to treat an illness A bad feeling in part of your body when you are hurt or become ill To feel better and to become fit again after an illness or injury. What one usually eats and drinks To feel pain

Proverbs about health Good health is above wealth. An apple a day keeps the doctors away. Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. A sound mind in a sound body.

Health code You should You shouldnt Get up early and go to bed early Wash your hands before eating Smoke Watch TV too long Go in for sports Clean a teeth twice a day Sleep enough Eat too many sweets Spent much time indoors Air the room

George Smith smokes 40 cigarettes a day. He gets up late every morning, and drives to a café in the next street. He has a big breakfast and takes three spoons of sugar in his tea. Then he drives to the pub, and has 3 or 4 pints of beer before a big lunch. He never has any fruit after his lunch, because he prefers to have cake or sweets. The only exercise he gets is when he walks upstairs for his afternoon sleep. Later, he has a few more pints of beer and a big dinner, and then he watches television till midnight. At 2.00 he goes to bed, has a few last cigarettes, and goes to sleep with all his windows closed. George Smith smokes 40 cigarettes a day. He gets up late every morning, and drives to a café in the next street. He has a big breakfast and takes three spoons of sugar in his tea. Then he drives to the pub, and has 3 or 4 pints of beer before a big lunch. He never has any fruit after his lunch, because he prefers to have cake or sweets. The only exercise he gets is when he walks upstairs for his afternoon sleep. Later, he has a few more pints of beer and a big dinner, and then he watches television till midnight. At 2.00 he goes to bed, has a few last cigarettes, and goes to sleep with all his windows closed.

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