FOOD Vocabulary Pronunciation

If you go to this website you'll listen to the pronunciation of some food vocabulary: http://www.languageguide.org/english/vocabulary/food/

Food Vocabulary

If you click on:  http://www.carmenlu.com/food_vocab3.pdf  you will be able to learn food vocabulary and complete some exercises. Enjoy it!

Classroom Language

The teacher says:

1. Let’s call the roll. Is everybody here?
2. Could you open/close the (door)?
3. Switch the lights on, please.
4. Get out your English book and pencil.
5. Put all your things away.
6. Can you lend (him) a (pencil), please?
7. Has anyone an extra (pencil) for…?
8. Listen to me, please! Pay attention!
9. Silence, please! Be quiet!
10. Stop speaking now!
11. Who knows? Hands up!
12. Do you understand me?
13. Right, that’s all for today.
14. Please, line up quietly by the door.
15. Go out to the playground.

The student says:

1.               Teacher, please!

2.               Can I go to the toilet, please?

3.               Can I drink water, please?

4.               Can I sharpen my pencil, please?

5.               Can you repeat, please?

6.               Can you help me, please?

7.               Can I borrow a (pencil), please?

8.               Have you got a (pencil)?

9.               Thank you à You’re welcome.

10.            I know.

11.            I don’t understand.

12.            Finish!

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Phrasal Verbs: Separable or Inseparable?

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Health Vocabulary

Ache: Dolor
Allergy: Alergia

Amputation: Amputación
Asthma: Asma
Blind: Ciego
Bronchitis: Bronquitis
Bump: Chichón
Cancer: Cáncer
Cold: Catarro / Resfriado
Cough: Tos
Deaf: Sordo
Depression: Depresión
Diarrhea: Diarrea
Disease: Enfermedad
Dizzy: Mareado
Faint: Desmayarse
Fever: Fiebre
Flu: Gripe
Headache: Dolor de cabeza
Heart attack: Ataque al corazón, infarto
Hygiene: Higiene
Ill: Enfermo
Illness: Enfermedad
Infection: Infección
Infectious: Infeccioso / Contagioso
Injury: Herida
Insomnia: Insomnio
Medicine: Medicina
Mentally handicapped: Disminuido/a psíquico/a
Pain: Dolor
Painful: Doloroso
Pharyngitis: Faringitis
Rask: Erupción / Sarpullido
Scar: Cicatriz
Shiver: Escalofrio
Sick: Enfermo / Indispuesto
Sneeze: Estornudo
Sore throat: Dolor de garganta
Sprain: Esguince
Stomach ache: Dolor de estómago
Stress: Estrés
Stroke: Derrame cerebral
Suffer: Padecer / Sufrir
Twist: Torcedura
Vomit: Vomitar
Wound: Herida

Health: Salud
Healthy: Saludable / Sano

Antibiotics: Antibiotico

Appointment: Cita

Bandage: Venda
Bandaid: Tirita

Biopsy: Biopsia

Blood: Sangre

Blood pressure: Presión sanguínea 

Crutches: Muletas

Pills: Pastillas

Plaster: Tirita

Plaster cast: Escayola
Prescription: Receta, volante

Rehabilitation: Rehabilitación

Stethoscope: Estetoscopio 

Syrup: Jarabe

Wheelchair: Silla de ruedas

Well: Bien
Unwell: Mal

Cosmetic surgery: Cirugía estética

Ambulance: Ambulancia
Hospital: Hospital
Emergency centre: Urgencias
Pharmacy: Farmacia
Geriatric: Geriatrico

Specialist:

Family doctor: Médico de cabecera
General practicioner: Médico de cabecera
Doctor: Doctor
Nurse: Enfermera
Surgeon: Cirujano
Dentist: Dentista
Ophthalmologist: Oftalmólogo
Oculist: Oculista
Dietician: Dietista
Ear, nose and throat specialist: Otorrino
Gynaecologist: Ginecólogo
Neurologist: Neurólogo
Radiologist: Radiólogo
Forensic: Forense
Patient: Paciente

Verbs:

To be in pain
To blow your nose
To cough
To cut a finger
To get an injection
To have a black eye
To have a broken leg
To have a cold
To have a fever
To have a headache
To burn a finger
To have a sore throat
To have a toothache
To hurt an arm
To sprain an ankle







http://www.esl-lab.com/vocab/v-doctor.htm
http://www.learnenglish.be/voc2_doctor_study.htm
http://www.livingspanish.com/doctor-situation-guide.htm

CONNECTORS (How to join ideas and give coherence to our speech)

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List of Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal Verbs

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"Someone like you" by Adele

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