I don't feel very well — health and body
feel + adjective and hurt are the pattern: I feel sick, my head hurts. And the caring formulas back — take care of yourself.
New core words in this lesson
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Read the sentences below, then practice the whole lesson with audio.
- 1I don't feel very well.
- 2I have a bad cough.
- 3My head hurts a little.
- 4You look tired today.
- 5I was sick all weekend.
- 6You need a good sleep.
- 7Take this with water, please.
- 8I feel much better now.
- 9How do you feel today?
- 10My back hurts from work.
- 11Drink more water every day.
- 12I need to see a doctor.
- 13I hope you feel better.
- 14It's only a cold, you'll be fine.
- 15Take good care of yourself.
FAQ
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