What's the matter? (eat sweets)
She's got a toothache. She shouldn't eat sweets
What's the matter? (go to dentist)
She's got a toothache. She should go to the dentist.
What's the matter? (eat too much food)
She's got a stomachache. She shouldn't eat too much food.
What's the matter? (take medicine)
He's got a headache. He should take some medicine.
What's the matter? (go to doctor)
She's got an earache. She should to the doctor.
What's the matter? (clean the cut)
He cut his finger. He should clean the cut.
What's the matter? (drink hot/warm tea)
He's got sore throat. He should drink hot/warm tea
What's the matter? (get some sleep)
He's tired. He should get some sleep
What's the matter? (eat warm soup)
She's got a stomachache. She should eat warm soup.
What's the matter? (drink cold water)
He's got a bad cough. He shouldn't drink cold water
What's the matter? (sleep late)
She's tired. She shouldn't sleep late.
What's the matter? (touch her ears)
She's got an earache. She shouldn't touch her ears.
What's the matter? (take some medicine)
She's got fever. She should take some medicine.
What's the matter? (eat ice cream)
He's got a sore throat. He shouldn't eat ice cream
What's the matter? (watch TV)
He's got a headache. He shouldn't watch TV.
What's the matter? (scratch his arm)
He's got some rash. He shouldn't scratch his arm.
