grammar
(say the imperative form)
If you miss the train, ____ (take) a taxi.
take
What’s the ______? Are you OK?
matter
I’m coming. I just need to ____ my hair.
brush
a type of pill that is good for headaches
aspirin
Complete the collocation. Then make a true sentence about you
a sore ...
throat
(say the imperative form)
______ (not go) to work if you feel ill.
don't go
You don’t ______ if I take this chair, do you?
mind
I need something to _____ my ______. I think I ate something bad.
settle, stomach
a sweet food that is good for your throat
honey
Complete the collocation. Then make a true sentence about you
... the flu
have/get
(complete with one word)
Why ____ you come round?
don't
Well, that’s a ______ of opinion. Actually, I don’t agree with you.
matter
I’ve got a pain in my _____ ______ after carrying heavy bags. I need to lie down.
lower back
something that helps some people breathe better
inhaler
Complete the collocation. Then make a true sentence about you
hay ...
fewer
(complete with one word)
You ___ to put a plaster on it.
have
Would you ______ opening the window, please?
mind
Sue has a big ____ on her ______. She seems happy
smile, face
paper things you use when you have a cold
tissues
Complete the collocation. Then make a true sentence about you
lose my ...
appetite
(put the words in the correct order)
play / don't / in front of / football / house / my
Don't play football in front of my house
To make ______ worse, the baby cried all the way through the flight.
matterS
I had to ____ my ______. I didn’t want to say anything rude.
bite, lip
something that takes your temperature
thermometer
Complete the collocation. Then make a true sentence about you
get ... .... breath
out of