NOUN
Call 911 if there’s an ________ at home or on the road.
EMERGENCY
It’s raining — quickly ________ before you get wet!
COME IN
He isn’t a ________ customer here; it’s his first visit.
REGULAR
Don’t eat too fast, or you’ll get a ________ ache.
STOMACH
I go to the dentist every six months for a ________.
CHECKUP
Doctors and nurses help many ________ every day.
PATIENT
It’s snowing heavily — I don’t think I can ________ to work today.
MAKE IT
You don’t like pizza? ________ pasta then?
HOW ABOUT
The two lines on the paper are ________ — they never meet.
PARALLEL
The ________ gave me some medicine and told me to rest.
NURSE
Sneezing is one ________ of having allergies.
SYMPTOM
The doctor checked his forehead to see if he was ________ .
RUNNING A TEMPERATURE
She doesn’t work at the hospital ________.
(two words)
ANY LONGER
I always ________ when I smell flowers — I think I have allergies.
SNEEZE
The city organizes an ________ festival for children and families.
ANNUAL
The doctor was busy, so I made an ________ for next week.
APPOINTMENT
He hasn’t been feeling well for days, so he decided to ________ a doctor.
SEE
She wants to travel to Japan ________ in the future.
SOMETIME
I ________ haven’t finished my homework — it’s too long!
STILL
I was walking down the street when I saw a cat in the ________.
MIDDLE
The medicine helps to stop a ________ in your chest.
PAIN
She didn’t take an umbrella, got wet in the rain, and ________ a cold.
CAUGHT (CATCH)
Don’t eat that egg — it’s too ________ inside and not cooked enough.
RUNNY
I didn’t know him very well ________, but now we are good friends.
THEN
During the ________, the nurse checked my height, weight, and heart.
PHYSICAL