Choose the appropriate words in brackets to complete the sentences.
1. The (sick/ill) sick boy is running a high temperature.
2. What medicine do you take (for/from)___this disease?
3. What's the matter? - My leg (hurts/aches)___when I walk.
4. When you have a (sore/weak)___ throat, you can hardly swallow.
5. I'm (getting/coming)___down with a cold.
6. Little John is ill. He has a (runny/run)___ nose.
7. Stand up, Bill, and take off your shirt. I would like to (listen to/hear)___ your lungs.
8. My aunt is not a very healthy woman. She has a (weak/sick)___ heart.
9. Does it hurt when I touch' here? -Oh, yes, it's really (painful/painless)___
10. If a patient has a high temperature, his/her head can (swim/run)___
11. Sue is much better, I think she'll recover (with/within)___
a week.
12. Could you go to the (chemist/chemist's)___and buy these tablets for me?
Good etiquette involves showing respect not only to your (superiors), but also to your peers and subordinates; in other words, to everyone. If you treat everyone with respect, you will avoid making (costly) mistakes and experiencing discomfort by accidentally treating a superior in a (disrespectful) way. A consistently respectful attitude will also build your (credibility) within the business or industry. Showing respect also means refraining from gossip and from being (critical) and (negative) to or about others.
Объяснение:
1) superiors, так как означает тех людей, которые стоят выше тебя, например генеральный секретарь.
2) costly, так как относится к глаголу и наречия обычно используются с суффиксов -ly;
3) disrespectful, суффикс -ful потому что без него получится глагол disrespect, а надо прилагательное. Очевидно в отрицательной форме, не может же *случайно* уважать его в уважительной форме))
4) credibility, потому что credible глагол, а нам нужно существительное! После глагола в этом предложении должно стоять существительное!
5) critical, потому что прилагательное; критиковать всё вокруг, например "диванные критики" всё критикуют в интернете о политике, и тд.
6) negative, потому что прилагательное; отрицательный характер, иметь негативные мысли о чём-либо.
Надеюсь
2 - What are you thinking about? - My brother. I often think about him these days.
3. When I was younger, I preferred bananas to all fruits, but now I eat only citrous fruits.
4. Yesterday evening, when my sister and I were doing our homework, the telephone rang. I answered it and heard a strange voice.
5. Could you give me a lift? Not today, I am not driving, I'm going by bus. Sorry.
6. Tomorrow after classes John will be working in the library. He usually goes to the library after classes. He prepares for his exams.