B1 Intermediate

Health & Body — B1 English Lesson

📅 2026-10-06📊 B1 Intermediate📚 10 new words🎧 daily podcast

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symptom /SIMP-tum/

noun

a sign that you are sick, like a fever or a cough

"A fever is a common symptom of the flu."

prescribe /pruh-SCRYBE/

verb

when a doctor tells you which medicine to take

"The doctor prescribed some pills for my cold."

diagnosis /dy-uhg-NOH-sis/

noun

when a doctor finds out what your illness is

"The diagnosis was just a simple cold."

recovery /ree-KUH-vuh-ree/

noun

getting healthy again after being sick

"His recovery took about two weeks."

allergy /AL-uhr-jee/

noun

when your body reacts badly to something like pollen

"She has an allergy to peanuts."

vitamin /VY-tuh-min/

noun

a pill or food that keeps your body healthy

"Oranges have a lot of vitamin C."

infection /in-FEK-shun/

noun

when germs get into your body and make you sick

"He had an infection in his throat."

immunity /i-MYOO-nuh-tee/

noun

your body's ability to fight sickness

"Good sleep helps build your immunity."

nutritious /noo-TRI-shus/

adjective

food that is healthy and good for your body

"A nutritious breakfast gives you energy."

remedy /REM-uh-dee/

noun

something that makes you feel better when you are sick

"Hot tea is a simple remedy for a cold."

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📝Grammar: 6B: Modals of deduction - might, can't, must

Sometimes we guess about the present. **might** shows a guess that is possible. Use **might** when you are not sure. Your nutritious soup might be cold now. Use **must** when you are almost sure something is true. Your immunity must be strong — you never get sick. Use **can't** when you are sure something is NOT true. That can't be an allergy — you never sneeze. Careful: the opposite of **must** (sure) is **can't**, NOT **mustn't**. **mustn't** means "don't do it" — a rule, not a guess. We often add **be + -ing** after these words. Your body must be fighting the infection.

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