When you go to the doctors, they often give you a ....... to take to the chemist's.
prescription/receipt/recipe
prescription
tired - noun form?
tiredness
Correct the mistake:
If you don't take care of your health, you'd get ill
If you don't take care of your health, you'll get ill
...... you don't eat so much junk food, your diet will be fine
Provided/Providing that
As long as
Correct the sentence:
If only we weren't so unfit, we would be so tired after our yoga class
If only we weren't so unfit, we wouldn't be so tired after our yoga class
If you run that marathon, you'll feel really ...... tomorrow.
stuffy/stiff/stuff
stiff
injure - noun form?
injury
Correct the sentence:
She have caught a cold if she hadn't gone out in the rain
She wouldn't have caught a cold if she hadn't gone out in the rain
....... you feel ill, you should take the medication
In case
If only ...... (miss) my hospital appointment, I'd know what was wrong with me
If only I hadn't missed my hospital appointment
It hurst when I walk. I think I've sprained my ...... .
ankle
relieve - noun form?
relief
Expand:
If/not be for/Lady Mary/vaccines/not exist
If it weren't for Lady Mary, vaccines wouldn't exist
Robyn broke her ankle but .... she's careless it should mend quite quickly
unless
I wish you ..... (insist) on being right all the time. It's so annoying!
wouldn't insist
Breathing fresh air is good for your ...... .
lungs
infect - adjective form?
infectious
Expand into a third conditional:
I/have/cavities/if/I/go/dentist/more often
I wouldn't have had cavities if I'd gone to the dentist more often
Correct the sentence (if necessary):
You shouldn't have worried in case you are already ill
You shouldn't worry unless you are already ill
I'd have passed that exam if only ...... better at maths
I'd have passed that exam if only I were better at maths