Has he got a temperature?
Yes, he has. He's got a temperature.
Has she got a sore throat?
No, she hasn't. She feels dizzy.
What's the matter?
She's got a flu.
She must take some medicine and eat porridge. (What's the problem?)
She's got a stomach ache.
She's got a headache. (What mustn't she do?)
She mustn't go to bed late.
Has the boy got flu?
Yes, he has. He's got a flu.
You must drink warm water and mustn't shout. (What's the problem?)
I've got a sore throat.
He's got a broken leg. (What must he do?)
He must go to the hospital.
What's the matter?
She's got an earache.
What's the matter?
He's got a cough.
What's the matter?
He's a got a broken leg.
He's got a cold. (What mustn't he do?)
He mustn't go swimming.
What's the matter?
He feels sick.
I have got a stomachache. (What must I do?)
You must eat healthy snacks.
He had a ... on his injured finger.
bandage
I want to keep fit. (What must I do?)
You must do exercise.
My foot was in a ... for about six weeks.
cast
What's the matter?
I've got a cut.
Has she got a cut?
No, she hasn't. She's got a headache.
She wants to stay healthy. (What mustn't she do?)
She mustn't drink fizzy drinks.