Health
What do you call a tool that helps you walk with a broken leg ?
Crutches
What`s the term for a medical doctor who checks your teeth ?
Dentist
What do you call a doctor who is specially trained to perform medical operations ?
Surgeon
The present perfect tense is commonly used with time expressions such as "yesterday" and "last week." (True/False)
False, yesterday and last weekend is commonly used with past simple.
They have ran the marathon every year for the past decade.
Is this sentence correct ?
They have run.....
Whats the area called in which patients wait to see the doctor?
waiting room
What do you call a type of photography of your bones ?
X-Ray
When you give medical care or attention to; try to heal or cure?
To treat
In negative sentences in the present perfect tense, "not" is placed between the auxiliary verb "have" and the past participle of the main verb. (True/False)
He wroted a beautiful poem for his girlfriend on her birthday.
Is this sentence correct ?
No. We use ''write'' in the past form as wrote.
He wrote a beautiful....
What is the opposite to not getting better ?
To feel worse
What`s the hard white material around a broken arm or leg called ?
Cast
What is an instruction written by a medical practitioner that authorizes a patient to be issued with a medicine or treatment?
Prescription
The present perfect tense is used to talk about experiences in a person's life. (True/False)
True
We have swam in that lake many times during the summer.
Is this sentence correct ?
No, we use the past participle form of ''swim'' as swum.
We have swum in that lake...
What does a doctor do when you receive medical care ?
What do you have when you are seriously ill and need medical attention ?
Disease
When you inspect (someone or something) thoroughly in order to determine their nature or condition?
To examine
How do we make a sentence with present perfect ?
-ed,-ied,-d (regular)
I have been to London many times.
I have visited the rijksmuseum several times.
"I have lay on the beach for hours, enjoying the sunshine."
Is this senctence correct ?
In this sentence, "lay" is incorrectly used instead of the past participle "lain.
The correct sentence would be: "I have lain on the beach for hours.''
What do you call a medical person who checks your health ?
GP (general practitioner)
What is an arrangement to meet someone at a particular time and place ?
Appointment
When you feel pain in a part of your body?
To hurt
If a sentence includes the words "since" or "for," it is likely using the present perfect tense. (True/False)
True
What is the past and past participle form of ''lay''?
To lie= liggen
Don't get confused about this!