health & body
A2 Elementary

Health & Body β€” A2 English Lesson

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cough
cough /KOF/
verb / noun
a short strong sound when air comes out of your mouth fast
"He has a bad cough, so he covers his mouth."
fever
fever /FEE-vur/
noun
a body temperature that is higher than normal; you feel hot and sick
"The nurse says the boy has a fever."
headache
headache /HED-ayk/
noun
pain in your head
"She took medicine for her headache."
sore
sore /SOR/
adjective
painful, like when a part of your body hurts
"His throat is sore, so he drinks warm tea."
rest
rest /REST/
verb
to stop work and relax so your body can get better
"The doctor says you must rest for two days."
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πŸ“Grammar: 6A: The Passive (is/are + past participle)

The passive puts the action first, not the person. Use it when the person is not important or not known. We make the passive with **is** or **are** + **the past participle**. The past participle often ends in -ed, like cleaned or washed. Compare the two forms. Active: The nurse checks the boy. Passive: The boy **is checked** by the nurse. The boy is now the subject of the sentence. Use **by** only when you want to say who did the action. We often leave it out: Warm tea **is made** for a sore throat.

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