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Diseases, illnesses, symptoms & injuries | vocabulary activity (option of answer-key link for self-correction)

ESL & ELT Activities

1- Write a suitable word for each picture from 1 to 50:

illnesses & diseases sts

1- __________________               2- ____________________              3- ___________________

 

2- Now answer these questions using the numbers of the pictures above:

a) What’s the matter with you?  I have a/an _____________________________

b) What’s the matter with you ?  I have __________________________________

c) What’s the problem ?  I feel ____________________________________________

d) What’s the problem ? I’m ______________________________________________

e) What’s the problem ?  I’ve been _______________________________________

f) What happened ?  I ____(verb + -ed)____  my ____(part of the body)_____

 

to get help with the vocabulary, go to:

https://brainperks4u.wordpress.com/2019/05/01/health-illnesses-vocabulary-pronunciation-photo-dictionary/

https://brainperks4u.wordpress.com/2019/05/05/at-the-doctors-useful-expressions-vocabulary-parts-of-the-body-treatments-diseases-illnesses-esl-elt/

to correct your activities go to:

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At the doctors, vocabulary on body parts, illnesses, diseases, treatments & health supplies | ESL & ELT activities (optional self-correction links)

At the doctor’s

Vocabulary:  parts of the body, health supplies, illnesses, diseases & treatments

ESL & ELT Activities

1- match the pictures with the correct words

At the doctor's

2- Put the right number on each picture

Treatments MATCH worksheet - Free ESL printable worksheets made by teachers

3- Match the pictures with the correct illness

Kids Pages - Illnesses Matching B&W:

4- Use the words in the square to complete and label the pictures

Health problems worksheet - Free ESL printable worksheets made by teachers

to correct yourself you can visit:

https://brainperks4u.wordpress.com/2019/05/05/at-the-doctors-useful-expressions-vocabulary-parts-of-the-body-treatments-diseases-illnesses-esl-elt/

https://brainperks4u.wordpress.com/2016/05/31/english-vocabulary-parts-of-the-body-and-face-esl-picture-dictionary-for-all-levels/

 

 

At the doctor’s ! useful expressions & vocabulary | parts of the body, treatments, diseases & illnesses | ESL & ELT

Vocabulary & Expressions to use at the doctor’s to describe symptoms and illnesses

Phrases for the Doctor's Office

What to say at the doctor’s !

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Learn common names of illnesses and diseases in English, i.e. asthma, a backache, a broken leg, a cold, a cough, an earache, a fever, the flu, a headache…

How to Talk about Health Problems in English

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Phrases for the Doctor's Office

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Health & Illnesses vocabulary | pronunciation | photo dictionary

Health & Illnesses Vocabulary in English | At the Doctor’s
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  • asthma: a respiratory condition where spasms in the lungs cause difficult in breathing.

  • a backache: a prolonged pain in the back.

  • a broken leg: when a bone in the leg is broken.

  • A broken leg is put in a cast to help immobilize the leg so that it heals quicker. Other parts of the body with bones can also be broken, for example a broken arm, a broken wrist etc.

  • a cold: a common viral infection which causes mucous to run from the nose, gives a sore throat and often includes sneezing.

  • a cough: the act of expelling air from the lungs with a sudden sharp sound.

  • an earache: pain inside the ear.

  • a fever: an abnormally high body temperature, usually accompanied by shivering and a headache.

  • the flu: flu is the common name given for influenza. It is a contagious viral infection of the respiratory passages that causes fever and sever aching.

  • a headache: a continuous pain in the head.

  • heartburn: a form of indigestion felt as a burning sensation in the chest. It is caused by acid regurgitation into the esophagus.

  • (the) measles: an infectious viral disease causing fever and a red rash on the skin. It typically occurs in childhood.

  • a rash: a lot of small red spots on the skin that are usually itchy.

  • a sore throat: a condition of pain in the throat, typically caused by inflammation of it.

  • a stomachache (US) – stomach ache (Brit): The pain in a person’s belly. Notice how the word can be spelled together or as two words, depending on the country.

  • sunburn: when the skin becomes red with inflammation as a result of overexposure to the ultraviolet rays of the sun.

  • a toothache: the pain in a tooth or teeth.