Vocabulary health problems
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This document lists common health problems and asks the reader to think of related words for each topic. It includes common minor illnesses and injuries such as fever, bee stings, earaches, the flu, coughs, stomachaches, toothaches, headaches, rashes, asthma, sore throats, sneezes, allergies, bad colds, sunburns, bruises, cramps, runny noses, and cuts. The reader is also prompted to think of additional words related to "health problems".
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- 2. Building Vocabulary How many other words can you think of for each topic?
- 3. A Fever
- 4. Bee sting
- 5. earache
- 6. The flu
- 7. Cough
- 8. Stomachache
- 9. Toothache
- 10. Headache
- 11. Rash
- 12. Asthma
- 13. Sore Throat
- 14. Sneeze Allergy
- 15. A Bad Cold
- 16. Sunburn
- 17. A Bruise
- 18. A Cramp
- 19. A Runny Nose
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