Based on the provided problem, it seems to be an English language exercise focusing on vocabulary, grammar, and filling in the blanks with appropriate words.
Vocabulary Exercise: A
Use the prompts to complete the phrases:
- to practice an instrument (practise)
- to argue with someone
- to lose something valuable
- to move a house
Match the words in Column A to the words in Column B:
- A - wash - E - with cold water
- B - plenty of fluids - 6 - drink
- C - some rest - 10 - take
- D - a painkiller - Da - with cold water
- E - with cold water - 6 - drink
- F - a light meal - 7 - eat
Fill in the correct word:
- have a bad cold I feel miserable.
- Can I have some money, please? My throat hurts!
- Polly didn't go to school today as she had a stomach ache.
- John has pain in his back and has to see the doctor this afternoon.
- When you have a toothache, you should see a dentist.
- I have a high temperature; I think I am coming down with the flu.
- What happened? Did you hurt your hip?
- Alex shouldn't pick up that heavy box. He is going to hurt his back.
- I should do more exercise to feel better.
- I think I am getting a cold. I should take some Vitamin tablets.
- She doesn't look well. She should go to the doctor.
- They shouldn't wear their sunglasses, or they will get sore eyes.
- You shouldn't be nervous; you revised well for the test.
- We shouldn't panic. There is still plenty of time to get there.
- Paula shouldn't worry. She always does well in Maths.
- If you are tired, you should go to bed early tonight.
Grammar Exercise: B
Underline "should" or "shouldn't": 18. Alex should/shouldn't pick up that heavy box. He is going to hurt his back. 19. I should/shouldn't do more exercise to feel better. 20. I think I am getting a cold. I should/shouldn't take some Vitamin tablets. 21. She doesn't look well. She should/shouldn't go to the doctor. 22. They should/shouldn't wear their sunglasses, or they will get sore eyes. 23. You should/shouldn't be nervous; you revised well for the test. 24. We should/shouldn't panic. There is still plenty of time to get there. 25. Paula should/shouldn't worry. She always does well in Maths. 26. If you are tired, you should/shouldn't go to bed early tonight.
Vocabulary Exercise: C
Fill in the gaps with apart, behind, or out: 28. Tim has fallen behind with his schoolwork because he broke his MP3 player. 29. She fell out when she was ill. 30. The bookcase fell apart as soon as we placed some books on it.
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