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Lesson 12 - Health
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The Body in English
Vocabulary

Video - The Body

Watch a video from "The English Minute" that teaches you how to say the parts of the body in English. The English Minute (www.theenglishminute.com) is a website with short lessons that you can study on your mobile phone.

 

Parts of the human body with pronunciation

Click on the body part to hear the pronunciation and repeat it.

head       eye
nose       mouth
ear       neck
back       chest
stomach       shoulder
arm       elbow
hand       finger
wrist       leg
knee       ankle
foot       toe

Note: The irregular plural form of "foot" is "feet."

 

Exercise - Parts of the human body in English

Identify the parts of the body.

body

1.  head

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Health Problems

► I have a . . .
      ► headache - pain in your head
      ► stomachache - pain in your stomach
      ► backache - pain in your back
      ► toothache - pain in a tooth
      ► earache - pain inside your ear
      ► cold - a common illness that causes a runny nose, cough, or sore throat
      ► fever - when your body temperature is higher than normal
      ► cough - to push air out of your lungs with a sudden sound, often when you are sick

 

Exercise - Health problems

Select the correct word.

1.

headache

 

2.

earache

 

3.

stomachache

 

4.

backache

 

5.

fever

 

6.

cold

 

7.

cough

 

8.

toothache

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Writing

Do you have health problems? Describe them using the vocabulary from this lesson.

     example  I have a headache. My arm hurts.

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