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more examples please
kons
more examples please
hello everybody,
I hope you are all ok. can you please give me as many examples as possible related to the following.
I �ve got a sore throat/......
I �ve got a pain in my back/.....
I �ve got a headache/.....
thanks in advance
8 Feb 2010
boydegg
I �ve got a stomachache
I �ve got a toothache
I �ve got a fever
I �ve got a cold
I �ve got a broken toe/finger/leg/arm/nose
I �ve got an insect bite
I �ve got a bee sting
I �ve got sunburn
I �m dead
(joking)
8 Feb 2010
Kohaku
I used this website when I covered health in class. Its wonderful!!!!! There are also more examples of "I �ve got a.........."
8 Feb 2010
yanogator
And "I have a backache" if it is more general, rather than a pain in a specific place in the back.
I have an earache
I have a pain shooting down my left arm, and a heavy feeling in my chest. Oh, no! I �m having a heart attack! Call 911!
I have a cough.
I have a frog in my throat.
I have a cold sore/fever blister.
I have a cramp/charlie horse.
I have a sprained ankle.
I have tennis elbow.
I have a crick in my neck/a stiff neck.
I have a sty in my eye.
8 Feb 2010
PMaryAnn
Not forgetting that as well as, I�ve got a/ I have a....
...sore tummy.
There�s also the simpler:
My head hurts.
My tummy/stomach hurts/aches.
My eye�s sore.
etc.
8 Feb 2010
kons
it �s very helpful. thank you all
8 Feb 2010
tahriali
to have a headache
to have a toothache
to have a sore throat
to have a stomachache
to have a cough
to have a runny nose
to have a fever
to have a chill
to feel a lack of energy
to have no appetite
to feel dizzy
to catch a cold
to have a pounding headache
to have a throbbing pain
to have a dull pain
to have a sharp continuous pain
to have a burning pain
to have a prickly pain
8 Feb 2010
