| Word | Meaning | Example sentence | |
|---|---|---|---|
| headache | n. | pain in your head | I have a headache today. |
| stomach ache | n. | pain in your stomach | She has a stomach ache after lunch. |
| cough | n. | a sudden sound from your throat when you are ill | He has a cough and a sore throat. |
| sore throat | n. | pain in your throat | A sore throat can make speaking difficult. |
| temperature | n. | a body temperature that is higher than normal | The child has a temperature. |
| appointment | n. | a time arranged to see someone such as a doctor | I have an appointment at ten. |
| doctor | n. | a person trained to treat sick people | You should see a doctor. |
| pharmacy | n. | a shop where you buy medicine | The pharmacy is open late. |
| medicine | n. | something you take to feel better when you are ill | Take this medicine twice a day. |
| rest | n./v. | time when you relax or sleep to get better | You need rest after the flu. |
| bandage | n. | cloth used to cover or support an injury | The nurse put a bandage on my arm. |
| allergy | n. | a bad reaction to food, medicine, or something in the air | He has an allergy to nuts. |
Say I have a headache, I have a cough, I have a temperature.
For pain, you can also say My stomach hurts or My throat hurts.
Use should for advice: You should rest. You should drink water.
Use should not for negative advice: You should not go to school if you have a temperature.