All the verbs in the box relate to medical matters. Use them to complete the sentences. You may have to change the forms of the verbs to fit the grammar of the sentences.…

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Sentences with Verbs:

1. I am going to visit my brother in hospital. (This is already completed.)
2. She overcame her disabilities and now leads a normal life.
   • (The verb "overcome" is transformed to past tense "overcame" to fit the sentence.)
3. After the accident, her pelvis was completely bruised.
   • (The verb "bruise" is changed to the past participle "bruised" to describe the state after the accident.)
4. She has undergone several operations.
   • (The verb "undergo" is needed in the past participle form "undergone" for the present perfect tense.)
5. They amputated my big toe to remove the nail.
   • (Here, "amputate" is in past tense "amputated" to indicate the action taken.)
6. She hurt her knee on the corner of the table.
   • (The verb "hurt" can be used in its past simple form.)
7. A thermometer measures temperature.
   • (The verb "measure" needs to be in the present simple form "measures" for a general fact.)
8. Air is expelled from the lungs when a person breathes out.
   • (Here, "expel" is transformed into the past participle "expelled" for the passive voice.)
9. His arm is hurting so much he can't write.
   • (The verb "hurt" is used as "hurting" to describe an ongoing condition.)
10. A minor cut will heal faster if it is left without a bandage.
    • (The verb "heal" is in its base form, indicating a future possibility.)
11. The girl burned her hand on a hot frying pan.
    • (The verb "burn" is changed to the past tense "burned" to describe what happened.)
12. He controls his asthma with a bronchodilator.
    • (The verb "control" is in the present simple form "controls" indicating a regular action.)
13. The patient's leg needs to be amputated below the knee.
    • (Again, "amputate" is in the past participle form "amputated" for the passive voice.)
14. She was bitten by an insect.
    • (The verb "bite" is used in the past participle form "bitten" to indicate a completed action.)
15. The doctor asked how the patient was progressing.
    • (The verb "progress" is in the present participle form "progressing" to indicate ongoing action.)

Completed Sentences

1. I am going to visit my brother in hospital.
2. She overcame her disabilities and now leads a normal life.
3. After the accident, her pelvis was completely bruised.
4. She has undergone several operations.
5. They amputated my big toe to remove the nail.
6. She hurt her knee on the corner of the table.
7. A thermometer measures temperature.
8. Air is expelled from the lungs when a person breathes out.
9. His arm is hurting so much he can't write.
10. A minor cut will heal faster if it is left without a bandage.
11. The girl burned her hand on a hot frying pan.
12. He controls his asthma with a bronchodilator.
13. The patient's leg needs to be amputated below the knee.
14. She was bitten by an insect.
15. The doctor asked how the patient was progressing.

I hope this helps you understand how to use these verbs in context! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!