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«Health problems»
Secondary school # 1 named after Abjalbek Cholponkulov in Talas TEACHER: SUBANALIEVA FARIDA JOLDOSHOVNA
THEME: HEALTH PROBLEMS
LEARNING OUT COMES:
TO IDENTIFY 8 WORDS
TO MAKE UP 3 OR 4 SENTENCES USING NEW WORDS
1
2
a stomach ache
a fever
a bruise
a toothache
a cough
a sore throat
a headache
a runny nose
Match the words to the pictures. Listen and check ex. 1 p. 256
Influenza
Influenza has got a nickname. Most people call it “the flu”. People get the flu in winter months. Some of them have got serious symptoms, so they have to go to the hospital. If you don’t want to be ill, you need to keep your body healthy, to sleep well, to drink water, to eat fruits and vegetables, and to do sport. Another way to avoid the flu is to wash your hands very often.
People who have the flu have a fever, a cough, a sore throat, a runny and stuffy nose and a headache. The flu spreads from person to person through the coughs and sneezes of people who are ill with the flu. Cover your mouth and nose when you sneeze or cough with a tissue. Then throw the tissue away.
If you don’t want to be ill;
- you need to keep your body healthy
- to sleep well
- to drink water
- to eat fruit and vegetables
- to do sport
- to wash your hands very often
What’s the matter?
a bruise
a sore throat
a runny nose
a cough
a stomachache
a headache
a fever
a toothache
She’s got a cough.
What’s the matter?
a bruise
a sore throat
a cough
a runny nose
a stomachache
a headache
a fever
a toothache
She’s got a fever.
What’s the matter?
a bruise
a sore throat
a cough
a runny nose
a stomachache
a headache
a fever
a toothache
He’s got a toothache.
What’s the matter?
a bruise
a sore throat
a cough
a runny nose
a stomachache
a headache
a fever
a toothache
She’s got a headache.
What’s the matter?
a bruise
a sore throat
a cough
a runny nose
a stomachache
a headache
a fever
a toothache
He’s got a sore throat.
What’s the matter?
a bruise
a sore throat
a cough
a runny nose
a stomachache
a headache
a fever
a toothache
He’s got a stomach ache.
What’s the matter?
a bruise
a sore throat
a cough
a runny nose
a stomachache
a headache
a fever
a toothache
He’s got a runny nose.
What’s the matter?
a bruise
a sore throat
a cough
a runny nose
a stomachache
a headache
a fever
a toothache
He’s got a bruise.
Exercise 6 at page 258
Look at the picture 1
For example:
He’s got a headache. False. He’s got a stomach ache
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