Diseases and Symptoms
Name two common preventable diseases.
Flu, measles, chickenpox, dengue, etc.
Give an imperative to tell someone to drink water.
Drink water!
Give a connector that means “first.”
First / Firstly
What expression can you use to introduce a topic?
Today I’m going to talk about…
Give one tip to prevent the flu using “should.”
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A high temperature is called a __________.
fever
Use "should" to give advice about eating vegetables.
You should eat vegetables every day.
What connector can you use to add more information?
and / also / in addition
Quote this sentence: "Wash your hands before eating" (as advice from the doctor).
The doctor said, "Wash your hands before eating."
Complete: “To avoid cavities, you __________ brush your teeth twice a day.”
“To avoid cavities, you should/had better brush your teeth twice a day.”
Say the symptom: "Pain in the head."
headache
Rewrite in future perfect: "I finish the report by tomorrow."
I will have finished the report by tomorrow.
Complete: "_______, wash your hands. Then, cook the vegetables."
First
Change to reported speech: The teacher said, “You must drink more water.”
The teacher said (that) we had to drink more water.
Give two things you shouldn’t do to prevent food poisoning.
Don’t eat spoiled food, don’t drink dirty water.
Which disease is transmitted by mosquitoes and causes high fever and joint pain?
Dengue
Change to reported speech: She said, “I am sick.”
She said (that) she was sick.
Put in order: finally / first / then – "__ wash your hands, ____ cut the fruit, ____ eat."
"First wash your hands, the cut the fruit, finally eat."
Give one expression to quote what someone else said.
He/She said that… / According to… / He/She stated...
Create a prevention plan for sunburn with 2 steps.
First, apply sunscreen... Then, wear a hat...
Name three symptoms of the flu.
fever, cough, sore throat, muscle aches, etc.
Make a sentence with "had better" about preventing sunburn.
You had better use sunscreen when you go outside.
Give three transition words for contrast.
however, although, on the other hand, but, while, etc.
Introduce a subject about healthy eating using a formal phrase.
I would like to address the importance of healthy eating.
Give three pieces of advice for preventing dengue using different modals.
You should clean water containers. You had better cover water tanks. You ought to avoid standing water.