Unit 3

The correct answer is "When I'm very tired, I take a hot bath." This sentence correctly uses a comma to separate the dependent clause "When I'm very tired" from the independent clause "I take a hot bath." By using the comma, the sentence clearly shows the cause and effect relationship between being tired and taking a hot bath.

The correct answer is "If I get an upset stomachache, I lie down for a while." This answer suggests a possible solution or action to take when experiencing an upset stomachache. Lying down for a while can help alleviate discomfort and allow the body to rest and recover.

The correct answer is "Really? Like what?" because it shows curiosity and interest in the person's dreams. It indicates that the speaker wants to hear more about the dreams and is open to listening to the person's experiences. This response encourages further conversation and allows the person to share their interesting dreams.

The correct answer is "If I get a headache, I take some medicine." This answer implies that the person's course of action is dependent on whether or not they have a headache. If they do have a headache, they will take medicine to alleviate it. This answer does not provide any information about what the person would do in the case of a high fever, as the question asks.

Kim doesn't have time to exercise. This means that she is busy and unable to allocate time for physical activity or workout. It implies that she has a busy schedule or other commitments that prevent her from engaging in exercise routines.

The best response to encourage the people to continue talking is "Oh, really? How come?" This response shows interest in the person's statement and prompts them to provide more information or reasons for their dislike of exercise. It opens up the conversation and allows for further discussion on the topic.

The given answer "a headache" is correct because it completes the sentence and provides a noun that describes the condition or ailment that she has.

Alex eats a lot of snacks.

The given answer, "a toothache," correctly completes the sentence. It indicates that the person being referred to is experiencing pain or discomfort in their tooth.

The person mentioned in the question is experiencing a fever.

The correct answer is "If I get a sore throat, I drink tea with honey." This answer suggests a course of action for the person when they have a sore throat. It implies that the person's response to a sore throat is to drink tea with honey as a remedy.

The correct answer is "a stomachache" because the sentence states that "He has _________" and the word "stomachache" fits grammatically and semantically in the blank space. It indicates that he is experiencing pain or discomfort in his stomach.

The correct answer is "I don't do anything when I get a headache." This answer suggests that the person does not take any specific action or remedy when they have a headache. It implies that they may choose to endure the pain or simply wait for it to subside on its own, without seeking any form of relief or treatment.

She has allergies. This can be inferred from the given options of symptoms, where "allergies" is the only symptom that can be used to complete the sentence.

B responds with "That's too bad. Do you have a dentist's appointment?" because they are expressing sympathy for A's toothache and asking if they have made arrangements to see a dentist.

The given correct answer for the question is "a cough." This means that the person being referred to in the sentence is experiencing coughing symptoms.

Based on the conversation, the person is surprised to hear that the speaker works out about twelve hours a week. Their response "You're kidding! Do you go to a gym?" suggests that they find it hard to believe that someone would spend so much time exercising and wonders if the speaker goes to a gym to do so.

Kim likes to eat dessert. This is evident from the given options where "dessert" is listed as one of the choices.

Alex goes to the gym three or four times a week. This means that he goes to the gym regularly, but not every day. Going to the gym three or four times a week suggests that Alex is committed to maintaining a healthy lifestyle and regularly engaging in physical activity.

The correct answer is "are, doing, am getting, Do, eat, cooks". In the conversation, person A asks person B what they are doing to stay healthy. Person B responds by saying that they are getting a lot of exercise. Person A then asks if they usually eat healthy food as well. Person B confirms that they do, and mentions that their husband cooks wonderful meals. The correct answers fit the context of the conversation and maintain the correct verb tense and subject agreement.

The correct answer is "do, do, walk, Do, go, am not working out." In the conversation, person A asks what the person generally does to stay in shape and person B responds by saying they walk to work every day. Person A then asks if they ever go to the gym and person B says no, they are not working out at all because they are too busy. The correct answers fill in the blanks with the appropriate verb forms based on the context of the conversation.

The conversation is discussing the topic of getting colds. The first speaker asks if the second speaker ever gets colds, to which the second speaker responds affirmatively. The second speaker also mentions that they think they are currently getting a cold. The first speaker then asks if the second speaker usually takes something when they have a cold, to which the second speaker responds negatively. Therefore, the correct answers are "Do" for the first and fourth blanks, "get" for the second blank, "am getting" for the third blank, and "take" and "have" for the fifth and sixth blanks respectively.

In this class, you can learn how to shop for health food, find time to exercise, cope with stress, and cook healthy meals.