health & body
A2 Elementary

Health & Body β€” A2 English Lesson

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hand
hand /HAND/
noun
the part at the end of your arm, with fingers
"She washed her hands before dinner."
foot
foot /FOOT/
noun
the part of your body you stand on, at the end of your leg
"His feet hurt after the long walk."
eye
eye /EYE/
noun
the part of your body you see with
"She has blue eyes."
nose
nose /NOHZ/
noun
the part of your face you smell with
"The dog has a cold nose."
mouth
mouth /MOWTH/
noun
the part of your face you eat and speak with
"He opened his mouth to speak."
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πŸ“Grammar: 8B: Reported speech β€” telling what people said

When we tell other people what someone said, we use reported speech. Use **told + a person**: "She **told me** her hand hurt." Use **said + no person**: "She **said** her hand hurt." The tense usually goes one step back: present β†’ past. "I am tired" β†’ "She **said she was** tired." The word **that** is optional. "He said **that his foot** hurt" = "He said his foot hurt." For yes or no questions, add **if**. "Are you tired?" β†’ "He asked me **if I was** tired." For other questions, keep subject + verb order, with no do or did. "Where do you live?" β†’ "She asked me **where I lived**."

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