Номер 10, страница 125, part 2 - гдз по английскому языку 5 класс учебник часть 1 Афанасьева, Михеева

10 a) Listen ( 148) and read the new words, word combinations and sentences with them.

cough [kof] — 1) кашель; 2) кашлять

prescribe [prı'skraıb] — прописать, выписать (о лекарстве, лечении)

recover [ri'kʌvə] — выздороветь

sneeze [snız] — чихать

suffer ['sʌfǝ] — страдать

swallow ['swolǝu] — глотать

throat [θrǝut] — горло

tongue [tʌŋ] — язык

a sore throat — больное горло

a runny nose — насморк

to come down with a cold — слечь с простудой

b) Listen ( 149) and read the word combinations and sentences with the new words.

cough: a bad cough. Mark's cough is beginning to worry me. A lot of people have coughs in cold and wet seasons. Your cough sounds bad.

cough: to cough badly, to cough non-stop. Is the patient still coughing? The doctor asked me to cough when she was listening to my lungs.

prescribe: to prescribe a medicine, to prescribe a mixture for the patient's stomach. Doctor, prescribe something for my headaches, please. What did the doctor prescribe for your cough?

recover: to recover from an illness, to be fully recovered. I hope your friend will soon recover. I'm afraid it'll take Sofia quite some time to recover. Does Nick feel fully recovered now?

sneeze: to sneeze from time to time, to sneeze loudly. Lisa is sneezing non-stop; I think she is coming down with a cold. The strong smell made me sneeze loudly.

suffer: to suffer from a bad pain, to suffer from cold. Poor Mr Wilson is suffering from bad toothache. A lot of plants have suffered from frost.

swallow: to swallow some cough mixture, to swallow with difficulty. In the morning Denis felt that it hurt him to swallow. Swallow this medicine with some water.

throat: in one's throat, to examine the patient's throat. There is something wrong with my throat; I can hardly speak. Jenny needed some medicine for her throat.

tongue: a long tongue, a mother tongue. Let me examine your tongue. Will you show me your tongue, please? Nina's mother tongue is Russian. What is your mother tongue?

a sore throat: to have a sore throat. How long have you had a sore throat? A sore throat is usually a symptom ['simptəm] of a cold.

a runny nose: A cold often starts with a sore throat and a runny nose. It's hard to breathe if you have a runny nose. What do doctors usually prescribe for a runny nose?

to come down with a cold: I have a bad headache; I think I'm coming down with a cold.