I think I have fl (a)   . I have a temperature and I ache all over.

That knife is very sharp. Please don't c_____ y_____.

(a)  

Matt f (a)   in the art gallery. It was so hot that he lost consciousness.

These shoes aren't very comfortable. I think I have a bl (a)   .

I have a s_____ thr_____. It hurts when I talk.

(a)  

Rachel f_____ s_____. She thinks she's going to vomit.

(a)  

You're coughing and sneezing a lot. Do you have a c (a)   ?

I feel d (a)   . Everything is spinning around,

Complete with the correct preposition:

You should go and lie (a)   if you aren't feeling well.

If you stand for too long in this heat, you might pass (a)   .

You shouldn't go out until you get (a)   the flu properly.

If you think you're going to throw (a)   , tell me and I'll stop the car.

I must have fainted. When I came (a)   , I was lying on the floor.

Most stories about (a)   are fake news.

Ethan is concerned because his (a)   gets very high when he does exercise.

Most people want to know about the (a)   when they are diagnosed with an illness, but it's unlikely things will get that bad.

It isn't easy for doctors to tell patients that they are suffering from a (a)   .

I've been feeling (a)   recently, so I've made an appointment with my doctor.

My uncle is very ill in hospital, and he's going to have (a)   tomorrow.

Newspapers are full of (a)   about what will happen if we eat certain foods.

Complete the sentences using the words in brackets. Use contractions where possible.

Jess is a bit nervous - (a)   a horse before. (she/ride/never)

Complete the sentences using the words in brackets. Use contractions where possible.

How many biscuits (a)   ? (you/eat)

Complete the sentences using the words in brackets. Use contractions where possible.

My brother's really stressed out about work, so (a)   very well recently. (he/not sleep)

Complete the sentences using the words in brackets. Use contractions where possible.

(a)   my hand on the oven - it really hurts! (I/burn/just)

Complete the sentences using the words in brackets. Use contractions where possible.

(a)   problems with my shoulder for several months now. (I/have)

Complete the sentences using the words in brackets. Use contractions where possible.

Ed is one of the nicest people (a)   . (I/meet/ever)

Complete the sentences using the words in brackets. Use contractions where possible.

(a)   to the gym for long - just a few weeks. (Georgia/not go)

Complete the sentences using the words in brackets. Use contractions where possible.

(a)   a sore throat for more than a week now. (Jamie/have)

Complete the sentences using the words in brackets. Use contractions where possible.

How long (a)   a job? (your girlfriend/look for)

Complete the sentences using the words in brackets. Use contractions where possible.

I bought that book last month, but (a)   it yet. (I/not read)

(a)   celebrate St. Patrick's Day on 17th March. (the people from Ireland)

(a)   eat a lot of fish. (the people from Japan)

(a)   export a lot of electrical products to the rest of the world. (the people from China)

(a)   have a good standard of living. (the people from Switzerland)

(a)   are very kind and friendly to visitors. (the people from Portugal)

(a)   have a reputation for not speaking foreign languages. (the people from England)

(a)   are famous for wearing skirts called kilts. (the people from Scotland)

(a)   are extremely fond of cycling. (the people from France).

Jack was wearing a blue (a)   jacket. (NIMED)

I prefer to wear light (a)   shirts in the summer. (TTNCOO)

I gave my mom a blouse with a (a)   collar for her birthday. (CEAL)

Are you sure those boots are made of (a)   ? (HTRELEA)

I never buy (a)   clothes because they take so long to iron. (NINLE)

They gave me a very expensive (a)   tie as a leaving present. (LIKS)

Don't wear your (a)   jacket outside - it's raining. (SEDUE)

I really like your new (a)   jacket. It looks very soft. (VVTEEL)

My aunt often wears a (a)   coat, but it isn't real. (URF)

I always wear a (a)   top in the gym - it's the most comfortable. (CRALY)

My grandfather wears an old (a)   cardigan around the house in the winter. (LELOWNO)

I don't have to wear a uniform at work, but I have to look sm (a)   .

Alice enjoys wearing cl (a)   clothes that will never go out of fashion.

It isn't a formal dinner, so I'm going to wear something c (a)  

Zach looked quite scr (a)   when I saw him: his T-shirt was dirty, and he hadn't combed his hair.

You look like my dad in those trousers - they're really o_____-f_____

(a)  

NUMBER 2

(a)  

NUMBER 3

(a)  

NUMBER 4

(a)  

NUMBER 5

(a)  

NUMBER 6

(a)  

NUMBER 7

(a)  

NUMBER 8

(a)  

NUMBER 9

(a)  

NUMBER 10

(a)  

NUMBER 11

(a)  

NUMBER 12

(a)  

Write each pair of sentences as one:

I met a French woman at the party. She was interesting.

(a)  

Write each pair of sentences as one:

My sister has lovely black hair. It's long.

(a)  

Write each pair of sentences as one:

Ava's just bought an expensive silk top. It's striped.

(a)  

Write each pair of sentences as one:

There's a round wooden table in my friend's kitchen. It's beautiful.

(a)  

Write each pair of sentences as one:

Max gave his girlfriend an unusual ring for her birthday. It's gold.

(a)  

Write each pair of sentences as one:

My boss drives a powerful Italian sports car. It's red.

(a)  

Write each pair of sentences as one:

We've been having some wet weather recently. It's been awful.

(a)