- •Contents
- •Chapter I. Glossary
- •Names of specialists
- •What are your symptoms?
- •Chapter II. Medical Care in Great Britain and the United States
- •Chapter III. Russian Medical Care
- •Chapter IV. The National Health Service
- •Chapter V. Dialogues At the doctor’s
- •In the Consulting - room
- •A call.
- •At the doctor’s.
- •Near the consulting-room.
- •The doctor and the painter.
- •Short conversations.
- •Feeling bad.
- •Short Conversations. Calling First Aid.
- •At the Doctor’s.
- •Toothache.
- •At the Chemist’s.
- •Doctors and patients.
- •Chapter VI. Texts The laws of health.
- •At the dentist’s.
- •Being ill.
- •Vocabulary:
- •Health and the body
- •Vegetarians.
- •How to remain healthy.
- •About health.
- •The doctor visit.
- •A very long root.
- •What the doctor wrote.
- •No Smoking Day.
- •Chapter VII. Proverbs, songs, riddles
- •Chapter VIII. Exercises.
- •When a cold season is around the corner.
- •Bibliography
When a cold season is around the corner.
1 The lack of vitamins and sunlight takes it toll on people
2 making them to move to cold and flu. This year, as usual,
3 doctors expect seasonal influenza. How should people
4 to prepare themselves& very simply: by gradually buil-
5 ding up of their immunity. Sun, fresh air, and water will
6 help to you. An incremental decrease in water tempe-
7 rapture, contrasting showers, exercise and sunbathing
8 will be your salvation. You have to get your body used to
9 some radical temperature changes, and you should not
10 be afraid of the cold and drafts. Contrasting showers
11 are wonderful. The body needs minor stresses is tend
12 under a warm shower, then under a cold one for a few
13 some seconds. Do not forget to keep your immunity up.
14 take off normal doses of vitamin C as a preventive
15 sure, but if you have feel you are coming down with an
16 illness, take an entire gram at a time.
№16. Complete each sentence by adding -ly to each word in brackets. Write the new word on the line.
Eating everyday helps an athlete keep fit. (healthy)
A trainer should supervise every work out. (reliable)
Proper training technique can prevent injury. (body0
Training will not help an athlete. (lazy)
Jogging can strengthen legs. (wobble)
If athletes practice , they will perform poorly. (sloppy)
Athletes should no begin weight training . (hasty)
They must always warm up . (sensible)
many athletes are born with coordination. (lucky)
People with good coordination can usually exercise more . (ready)
Athletes in good shape can do exercises (easy)
Sometimes athletes should take time off from training. (happy)
It is not necessary to exercise . (day)
Gymnasts can move on the parallel bars. (nimble)
Athletes should accept both victory and defeat . (noble).
№17. Write “balanced” or “unbalanced” beside each meal.
Chiсken carrots, rice, and a salad. .
Fried fish, a glass of milk, and eggs. .
Lettuce, onions, fish, and noodles. .
Potato chips, chocolate, and candy. .
Cheese, tortilla, tomato, and onion. .
№18. Crossword.
ACROSS.
4. You use your to listen to music.
5. Lifting weights makes you .
6. Good foot and exercise help you stay .
9. You use your to watch a game.
10.Candy, potato chips and hamburgers are called foods.
12. Play a toy.
14.Exercise in water.
DOWN.
What makes your body parts move?
By yourself.
You use your to kick a ball.
6. Running and swimming are good for your .
7. He is the park.
8. A sport with rackets.
11. My book is my bag.
Key:
Across: 4) ear, 5) strong, 6) healthy, 9) eye, 10) junk, 12) with, 14) swim
Down: 1) muscles, 2) alone, 3) leg, 6) heart, 7) at, 8) tennis, 11)arm, 13) in
