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100% Fitness Ailments Not Feeling 100% Infected with/complain of/undergo To Be Very Ill To Have A Second Chance When Recuperating After An Illness To Be Near Death Dying After Death External Links for More Practice Link to more free ESL exercises The Answer Key 100% FITNESS 1-To be as fit as a ..................................... 2-To be bursting with ............................... 3-To be in fine .......................................... 4-To be the ................................ of health 5-To be as fresh as a ................................. 6-To be safe and ................. (after drama) 7-To be found without a ........... on him/her (after being missing) 8-To be in the ............................... AILMENTS to have:1-A dicky ticker (slang) B-a painful joint in the arm A-a painful area near a cuticle on your foot daisy fettle fiddle health pink picture scratch sound
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2-A gammy leg (slang) 3-Housemaids knee (Colloquial) 4-Tennis elbow (Colloquial) 5-A slipped disc (Colloquial) 6-An ingrowing toenail 7-Farmers lung (colloquial) 8-Bird fanciers disease (colloquial) 9-The trots (slang) 10-The galloping gut rots (slang) 11-The runs (slang) NOT FEELING 100%
(Responses to: How are you?)
C-a swollen joint in the leg D-a weak heart E-an upset stomach F-diarrhoia G-loose stools H- pulmonary fibrosis/chronic lung disease I-spinal damage J-to be lame
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A... as I would like B... better C... can be expected (under the circumstances) D... complain, I suppose. E... so INFECTIONS, SYMPTOMS & TREATMENT
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Choose which columns below can be chosen to complete the following:1-To be infected with 2-To complain of 3-To have 4-To undergo ...................................... ...................................... ...................................... ......................................
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A
(an ailment) hayfever a virus a cold
B
surgery an operation radio-therapy chemo-therapy
C
(a contagious disease) measles diphtheria typhoid a virus
D
(symptoms) headache stomach ache giddiness vomiting
E
a scan an x-ray a blood test an examination, an injection a tooth filled a tooth removed
TO BE VERY ILL 1-To be riddled with ................................. 2-To be living on borrowed ................................. 3-To be in declining
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................................. 4-To have a degenerative ................................. 5-To be in a bad ................................. TO HAVE A SECOND CHANCE 1-To be given a new ..................... of life 2-To be following a new ................................. <>()<> WHEN RECUPERATING AFTER AN ILLNESS 1-To ....................... (=to rest after illness) 2-To take it .................................
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TO BE NEAR DEATH 1-To be at deaths ................................. 2-To be near the ................................. 3-To be wasting ................................. 4-To be about to ................................. it (slang) 5-To be about to meet ones .................................
(idiom)
6-To be on ones last ................................. 7-To be on ones death ................................. 8-To be old and ................................. DYING 1-To be beyond ................................. 2-To kick the ................................
(slang/disrespectful)
3-To meet ones ..................................... 4-To pass ................................................. 5-To pass .................................................. 6-To go to that great (bakery) in the ............
(railway station for railworker, bakery for a baker, etc)
AFTER DEATH
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(Important: Do not use the following when speaking to someone who has been recently bereaved) 1-To be ............................. under 2-To be ................ up the ..............
1-To be infected with ( typhoid, a virus, an infectious disease, diphtheria, measles, typhoid)
2-To be living on borrowed TIME 2-To complain of a cold, a headache, a stomachache, giddiness, vomiting 3-To be in declining HEALTH
3-To have a cold, a virus, a scan, an x-ray, a blood test, an examination, an injury, vomiting, an operation, radio therapy, chemo-therapy, measles, diphtheria, a tooth filled, an examination, an injection, a tooth removed
4-To undergo an operation DYING 1-To be beyond HELP AFTER DEATH (Important: Do not use the following when speaking to someone who has been recently bereaved) 1-To be SIX FEET under 2-To be PUSHING up the DAISIES 3-To meet ones MAKER
4-To pass ON
5-To pass AWAY 6-To go to that great (bakery) in the SKY (railway station for railworker, bakery for a baker, etc)
TO BE NEAR DEATH
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3-To be wasting AWAY
5-To be about to meet ones MAKER (idiom) 1-To RECUPERATE 6-To be on ones last LEGS 2-To take it EASY . 7-To be on ones death BED 8-To be old and DECREPIT
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