Vocabulary 1
The organ which pumps blood around the body
Heart
His car was very dirty, now it’s clean. (He/have/his car/wash)
He had his car washed.
Give advice with ought to/ought not to:
She is thirsty
Example: She ought to drink some water.
A radioactive scan to see your bones
X-Ray 🩻
This is a great photo, _____?
Isn’t it ?
Broken skin from an injury
Wound
The windows are broken. (We/get/them/fix) this weekend.
We are getting them fixed.
Give advice with ought to/ought not to:
He has a pain in his tooth.
Example: He ought not to eat sugar, he ought to go to the dentist…
Something you put on your arm when it is broken.
A cast
You haven’t been to the doctor, _____?
Have you?
A type of injury that typically affects the ankle or wrist, not a break.
Sprain
My sister looks different. (She/have/hair/cut) yesterday.
She had her hair cut
Give advice with ought to/ought not to:
They are very tired after their school trip.
They ought to go to bed early
When something very serious is happening it’s an _____.
Emergency
The dogs weren’t on the sofa, _____?
Were they?
When you get a bad reaction from a specific type of food you have an ____
Allergy
What will happen to you in the hospital? (I/have/cast/ put on) this afternoon.
I’m having a cast put on this afternoon.
Give advice with ought to/ought not to:
We found an injured cat on the street!
We ought to bring it to the get
When you stop being sick you….
Get better
He hasn’t finished his homework, _____?
Has he?
Painful
I want my bedroom to be a different colour. (I/have/my bedroom/paint) soon.
I’m having my bedroom painted soon.
Give advice with ought to/ought not to:
He sprained his ankle, but he has football training tonight.
He ought not to go to training tonight
A paper the doctor gives to you that allows you to get medication.
Prescription
Finish the sentence with a question tag: I’m feeling sick….
I should go to the doctor, shouldn’t I?
I should stay home…
I shouldn’t go to school…