Feeling Unwell | Pre-intermediate Vocabulary
Talking about Feeling Unwell in English
Everyone has those days when you wake up and feel bad. In this lesson, learn some of the vocabulary so you can express what is causing you to feel unwell.
Learn 13 words to describe feeling unwell
Use these flashcards to learn the meaning of the terms for this unit. You can also practice the pronunciation by listening to the audio on each card.
Practice Exercises for Vocabulary about Feeling Unwell
Exercise 1 – Complete the crossword with vocabulary terms
Exercise 1 – Complete the crossword with vocabulary terms
Exercise 2 – Practice using the vocabulary in context
Exercise 2 – Practice using the vocabulary in context
Exercise 3 – Speaking activity
Exercise 3 – Speaking activity
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She didn’t wear sunscreen and now she has a second-degree _________.
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This flu is terrible. I feel like I was _______ by a truck.
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It’s common for kids to ________ when they go back to school after the holidays.
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I’m sorry to hear that you’re unwell. I hope you ________ soon!
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Would some tea ________ you to drink?
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Does she _________? We can take her to the hospital.
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Due to the patient’s fever and body aches, we believe he is suffering from the _________.
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After the procedure, she needs to _______ at the hospital overnight.
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Complete the sentence with the missing word:
I sang karaoke music all night, and now my throat is ________.
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She is nine months pregnant and very _________.
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Let us review 13 vocabulary terms to describe feeling unwell
| (be) good for | noun phrase | not causing harm, but affecting a person in a good way |
| bleed | verb | to lose or release blood because of a cut, injury, etc. |
| burn | noun | an injury caused by fire or the heat from the body of a person who has a fever. |
| catch (something) | verb | to contract a contagious disease, like the flu or a cold |
| emergency | noun | an unexpected and usually dangerous situation that calls for immediate action |
| feel better | verb | to feel rested or restored after physical discomfort |
| feel sick | verb | to feel a sickness or disease or like you will vomit |
| flu | noun | a common disease that is caused by a virus and that causes fever, weakness, body aches, and breathing problems |
| headache | noun | pain in the head |
| hit | verb | to affect (something or someone) in a harmful or damaging way |
| recover | verb | to become healthy after an illness or injury : to return to normal health |
| sore | adjective | feeling or affected by pain |
| uncomfortable | adjective | feeling physical discomfort |