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What is something you can do or eat if you have an upset stomach ?
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What are some ways you can calm down if you lose your temper?
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Write an example of something that makes you feel dizzy.
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Doctor: How are you feeling after your surgery? Patient : I do not feel 100% yet but I am _______
 
coming round
 
fainting
 
getting over
Listening to the news always _____ ___ ____. There is so many awful things happening in the world.
 
gets me down
 
calms me down
 
comes round
vomit / be sick (infomral)
throw up / threw up / thrown up
be awake again after being unconscious
come round
feel better after an illness or an unhappy event
get over
make someone feel unhappy
to get down / it gets me down
feel less annoyed or stressed
calm down
Doctor: And how’s your appetite? Are you eating enough? Craig: If I eat a large meal then I sometimes ____________ afterwards. So, I’ve lost lost my appetite
 
throw up
 
feel faint
 
get down
You need to calm down, rest and eat plain, healthy food like chicken soup. That should help you ____________
 
get over it.
 
get you down
 
throw up
Doctor: Why, what’s wrong? Craig: Well, yesterday I suddenly __________ at school. When I woke up, I was lying on the floor.
 
fainted
 
came down
 
got down
Craig: Doctor, I think I’m _______________ something.
 
coming down with
 
throwing up
 
coming round
to feel as if everything is turning round, so that you feel ill or as if you might fall
feel dizzy
to suddenly become angry
lose your temper
to have an illness that makes you feel sick or want to go to the toilet
have an upset stomach
to suddenly have a strong feeling of worry or fear that makes you unable to think or behave calmly
get in a panic
to think repeatedly about an event that has happened
go over something in your mind
to suddenly stop wanting to eating anything
lose your appetite
to not be able to fall asleep
have difficulty sleeping
to suddenly become unconscious for a short time, usually falling down
faint
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