Health & Body
B1 Intermediate

Health & Body β€” B1 English Lesson

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headache
headache /HED-ayk/
noun
a pain in the head
"I have a headache, so I am going to lie down."
fever
fever /FEE-vur/
noun
a high body temperature when you are ill
"The doctor said his fever was not serious."
sore throat
sore throat /SOR THROT/
noun
pain in the throat, especially when you swallow
"Warm tea helps my sore throat."
medicine
medicine /MED-uh-sin/
noun
a substance you take to get better when you are ill
"Take this medicine twice a day."
pharmacy
pharmacy /FAR-muh-see/
noun
a shop where you buy medicine
"There is a pharmacy next to the hospital."
appointment
appointment /uh-POYNT-munt/
noun
a fixed time to see a doctor
"I made an appointment with the doctor for Monday."
injury
injury /IN-juh-ree/
noun
damage to a part of your body
"He got an injury while playing football."
bandage
bandage /BAN-dij/
noun
a strip of cloth you put on a wound
"She put a bandage on her finger."
ache
ache /AYK/
noun
a continuous, dull pain in part of your body
"I have an ache in my back."
diet
diet /DY-ut/
noun
the food you eat every day
"A healthy diet includes a lot of vegetables."
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πŸ“Grammar: 2B: Present perfect + for / since, present perfect continuous

We use the **present perfect + for / since** to talk about situations that started in the past and are **still true now** β€” like a long ache, a headache that will not go away, or a diet you started and still follow. Use **for** with a **period of time** (for two days, for a week, for a year). Use **since** with a **starting point** (since Monday, since January, since 2020). To ask about an unfinished period, use **How long + present perfect**. It fits questions about a headache that started days ago, or work at the pharmacy that began years ago. For **actions** that started in the past and

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