past forms of verbs
social English
medical issues
going to
explain the word
100

sleep

slept, slept

100

I've passed my exam!

Well done/ Congratualtion!

100

I can't stop sneezing and I have a runny nose.

a cold

100
make a sentence: he/ going to/ buy a dog

He is going to buy a dog.

100

hay fever

allergic reaction that happens when your immune system overreacts to tiny airborne particles like pollen.

200

bring

brought, brought

200

I'm not feeling great.

I'm sorry to hear that./ I hope you get better soon. 
200

I have a fever, my muscles hurt and I have a high temperature. 

flu

200

make a negative sentence: They/ not/ going to/ move house. 

They are not going to move house. 

200

a prescription

An official instruction telling a pharmacist which drug, dose, and quantity to dispense to a patient.

300

fall

fell, fallen

300

I've failed my driving test again.

I'm sorry to hear that/ Don't wory about it. / I'm sure you'll pass next time. 

300

I have itchy eyes, I sneeze a lot and I have a rash. 

an allergy

300

make a negative sentence: I/ not going to/ buy this car.

I'm not going to buy this car.

300

an injection

a jab, a shot, putting medicine into the body using a syringe

400

drink

drank, drunk

400

Would you like to join us for lunch? 

I'd love to!/ That sounds great/ Sorry, I can't/. 

400

I go to the toilet 5 times a day. 

diarrhoea

400

Make a question: you/ going to/ stay here long?

Are you going to stay here long?

400

to prevent

to stop something from happening

500

lay

laid, laid

500

We're going on holiday to New Zealand. 

Good on you. 

500

I have difficulty breathing and I have to carry a puffer with me all the time. 

asthma

500

Make a question: John/ going to/ marry Suzan?

Is John going to marry Suzan?

500
to struggle

to have difficulty