Health Problems and Body Parts Vocabulary
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This document contains a unit on health problems and related vocabulary. It includes lists of positive and negative adjectives to describe how someone feels, vocabulary for parts of the body, common medications, ways to ask how someone is feeling, descriptions of health problems, and expressions for giving and receiving advice about health issues. The document provides exercises for learning this vocabulary through matching activities, conversations, and giving advice.
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Health Problems and Body Parts Vocabulary
- 1. UNIT 4 Health Problems
- 2. Positive and Negative Adjectives What’s the matter?
- 3. Positive & Negative Adjetives Positive Esp. Negative Esp. Fine Bien Horrible Horrible Great Genial Awful Terrible Terrific Increible Terrible Terrible Fantastic Fantástico Miserable Miserable Strog Fuerte Faint Débil
- 4. Vocabulary Parts of the Body ING. ESP. ING. ESP. Head Cabeza Mouth Boca Eyebrow Ceja Tooth/Teeth Diente(s) Hair Cabello Chin Barbilla Nose Nariz Throat Garganta Ear Oido Neck Cuello Back Espalda Shoulder Hombro Chest Torso Stomach Estómago Elbow Codo Arm Brazo Wrist Muñeca Waist Cintura
- 5. Vocabulary Parts of the Body ING. ESP. ING. ESP. Thumb Pulgar Knee Rodilla Hand Mano Ankle Tobillo Finger(s) Dedo(s) Foot/Feet Pie/ Pies Hip Cadera Toe(s) Dedo(s) del Pie Leg Pierna Face Cara Thigh Muslo Heart Corazón Shin Espinilla
- 6. Activity # 1 Complete the body parts with the correct names.
- 8. Activity # 2 Watch the images and guess, Where do these people hurt?. Write down the parts of the body.
- 9. Activity # 2 1 2 3 4
- 10. Common Medications Syrup Jarabe Pills Pildoras Antiacid Antiácido Drops Gotas Cream Crema Aspirin Aspirina Spray Espray
- 11. Activity # 4 Answer the next questions •What medications do you have at home? •What are these medications for?
- 12. Questions… ¿Que sucede? What’s the matter? / ¿Cuál es el problema? What’s wrong? / ¿Qué está mal? How are you? / ¿Cómo estas? How do you feel? / ¿Cómo te sientes?
- 13. Describing Healt Problems Enfermedades
- 14. Vocabulary Ing. Esp. Ing. Esp. Headache Dolor de Cabeza Backache Dolor de espalda Flu Gripe Sick Enfermo Better Mejor Well Bien Earache Dolor de Oido Stomachache Dolor de Estómago Toothache Dolor de Muelas Cold Resfriado Cough Tos Fever Fiebre Dry eyes Ojos Rojos Sore throat Dolor de Garganta
- 15. Answers ( have + noun ) I have a headache I have a backache I have the flu I have fever
- 16. Feel + Adjective I feel sick I feel better I don’t feel well I feel terrible
- 17. Useful Expressions That’s good / Eso es bueno I’m glad to hear that / Me alegro de oir eso That’s too bad / Eso es muy malo I’m sorry to hear that / Lamento escuchar eso
- 18. Conversation Find a Partner and Ask the next questions. A) How are you ______? B) I feel ______ . I have a __________. A) I’m sorry to hear that. B) How do you feel? A) I feel _______ . I have a _________.
- 19. Giving Advices For health problems
- 20. Advice Is a suggestions to a person about what he or she should do. En español : un Consejo. You must seek legal advice if you want a divorce. My lawyer advised me not to speak to any journalists.
- 21. Activity # 5 Write two pieces of advice for each problem.
- 22. Examples: You should wear sneakers He sould drink some milk