2. You look ill. Why don't you go and consult the doctor? Health is worth taking care of.
3. Most unfortunately he fell ill with pneumonia just in the middle of his holidays when he was on a tour in the south.
4. The boy falls ill with quinsy practically every other month.
5. I must have caught the flu on coming to an overheated cinema from the cold, damp air. I thought, judging from the symptoms, that it was only a cold, but when my temperature rose and my headache grew worse, I sent for the doctor. The doctor looked at my tongue, felt for my pulse, listened to my heart and lungs and took my temperature. "It's quite clear what's wrong you," he said. "You've got the flu. Stay in bed .for a few days and drink hot tea with lemon.
6. He had a bad cold in the head and complained of a splitting headache.
7. The doctor told the patient to strip off the waist and listened to his heart and lungs.
8. This medicine is very good against quinsy.
9. What's the matter with you? - Oh, I am feeling fit for nothing.
10. Drink a lot of hot tea with lemon to beat down the temperature.
11. I was ill with bronchitis and had to stay off school for a week.
1. Why we don't
go bungee jumping?
2. Let’s visit
the pyramids
<span />
<span>3. what about
going on water - skiing the Nile? </span>
4 how about
exploring the market?
Active - активный, hardworking - трудолюбивый, zippy - живой, проворный, быстрый
1)Under
2)On
3)in
4)Between
5)On
6)On
7)On
8)In
9)In
10)Under
Вроде так.
<span>a) The anteater is a primitive animal </span><span>5 the noun stands for the whole class of objects
b) Henry went to the library </span><span>4 the nouns describe unique objects
c) Robin couldn't cope with the last text </span><span><span>3 the noun has got a limiting attribute</span>
d) They bought a new English-Russian dictionary. The dictionary is very expensive </span><span><span>2 the noun has already been used
</span>e) The idiom was not easy to memorize </span><span>1 the noun is clear from the context or situation
f) They live in the north of England.</span><span> 6 the noun describes the adverbial modifier of place</span>