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You ___ stay in bed.",[188,189,190],"should","are","does","Use should + a verb to give advice: you should stay in bed.",{"id":193,"prompt":194,"options":195,"answer":182,"explanation":199},"mc3","You must ___ a doctor if you have a high fever.",[196,197,198],"see","look","watch","We say see a doctor. Look and watch are not used with doctors.",{"id":201,"prompt":202,"options":203,"answer":182,"explanation":204},"mc4","I have a toothache, so I have an appointment with the ___.",[95,103,114],"A dentist is a doctor for your teeth.",{"id":206,"prompt":207,"options":208,"answer":182,"explanation":211},"mc5","My feet ___ after the long walk.",[80,209,210],"hurts","hurting","My feet is plural, so there is no s: my feet hurt.",{"id":213,"prompt":214,"options":215,"answer":182,"explanation":216},"mc6","I'm tired, so I have to ___.",[126,31,76],"After have to, use a verb: have to rest. Sick and fever are not verbs.",{"id":218,"prompt":219,"options":220,"answer":182,"explanation":221},"mc7","In the USA, people often say ___ for tablet.",[118,68,91],"A tablet is a small medicine. In American English, people often call it a pill.",{"id":223,"type":224,"title":225,"instructions":226,"questions":227},"gap","gap_fill","Fill in the Blank","Type the missing word.",[228,235,242,247,254,259,266],{"id":229,"prompt":230,"hint":231,"answers":232,"explanation":234},"gap1","I have a sore ___ and I can't talk.","t…",[233],"throat","A sore throat is pain when you talk or eat.",{"id":236,"prompt":237,"answers":238,"explanation":241},"gap2","You have a fever. You should ___ a doctor.",[196,239,240],"call","visit","You should see a doctor. Call a doctor and visit a doctor are also possible.",{"id":243,"prompt":244,"answers":245,"explanation":246},"gap3","Take one ___ after lunch. It's your medicine.",[114,118],"Tablet is more common in British English and pill in American English. 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Sick is common in American English: I'm sick. In British English, to be sick also means to vomit, so ill is safer.",{"question":277,"answer":278},"Do I say a headache or headache?","Say I have a headache. For pains with ache, we use a: a headache, a stomachache, a toothache. In British English, many people also say toothache without a. We also say my head hurts, and my feet hurt.",{"question":280,"answer":281},"What is the difference between a cold and the flu?","A cold is a small illness: you have a sore throat, a cough and you feel a little bad. The flu is worse: you often have a fever and you stay in bed. We say a cold, but the flu.",{"question":283,"answer":284},"Should, must or have to for advice?","Use should for advice: You should rest. Use must or have to when it is very important: You must take this medicine. She has to stay in bed.",{"question":286,"answer":287},"Is it tablet or pill?","Both mean a small medicine that you take with water. 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Free interactive exercises with instant feedback.",{"es":628},"ejercicios-plural-sustantivos-ingles",{"slug":630,"slug_localized":316,"skill":317,"topic":631,"title":632,"levels":633,"tags":634,"meta_description":639,"updated_at":16,"available_locales":640,"question_count":411},"possessive-pronouns-reflexives-exercises","possessive-pronouns-reflexives","Possessive Pronouns and Reflexive Pronouns Exercises (mine, yours, myself)",[10],[635,636,637,638,336],"possessive-pronouns","reflexive-pronouns","mine-yours","myself-yourself","Practice possessive pronouns (mine, yours, hers) and reflexive pronouns (myself, yourself, themselves) with free interactive exercises and instant feedback.",{"es":641},"ejercicios-pronombres-posesivos-reflexivos",{"slug":643,"slug_localized":316,"skill":317,"topic":644,"title":645,"levels":646,"tags":647,"meta_description":650,"updated_at":350,"available_locales":651,"question_count":340},"possessives-exercises","possessives","Possessives Exercises (My, Your, 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