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Which of these wasn't invented in Scotland? Television/telephone/automobile
Automobile
What is the name of Scottish dancing?
Ceilidh dancing
What is Scotland's 'other national drink.' (soft drink)
Irn Bru
What is the Scottish word for lake?
Loch
Which famous Scottish actor played James Bond?
Sean Connery
Who is the patron saint of Scotland?
St Andrew
Which is Scotland's national drink?
Whisky
Fortunately, their little girl pulled through after surgery and is now back at home.
to get better after a life-threatening surgery or condition
There’s no evidence that this virus will go round.
To spread from person to person
If you think you’re going to throw up, you should go to the bathroom.
Vomit
One day her husband just keeled over with a heart attack.
To fall over, especially when you feel unwell
I hope I can shake off this flue before my brother's wedding.
To get rid of (illness)
I think I’m coming down with a stomach bug.
to begin to feel a little ill
I’m fine now. I think I've finally gotten over my my illness.
To recover
It was so warm in the room, I thought I was going to pass out.
To faint; to lose consciousness
I need to cut down on alcohol. I drink four pints every night before bed.
Reduce
'You need to cut out sugar to improve your health.'
To remove/eliminate it from your diet.
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