Body, health & nutrition · C 2 C1-C2 Phrasal verbs for health 6 December, 202028 December, 2022 blogdeserena Pexels Negative Space Here you have a fun quiz for advanced levels that includes quite a few phrasal verbs and some idioms related to health. Created by blogdeserena Phrasal verbs and other expressions related to health Here you have a quiz with phrasal verbs and expressions related to health. Please don't forget to leave a like if you found the quiz fun. Quiz by Serena Phrasal verbs for health... To come down with... to become ill that you feel sick. to become very weak and die. If the doctor says that somebody will make it, the doctor reckons that this person will... become unconscious. die!!! survive after a serious illness. If a person bounces back they... become unconscious. become very thin and weak due to illness. become healthy again after a period of illness. What's the missing verb for the expression to kill a sick animal? _____ down take put let If a person perks up they... has too much to eat. die!!! get better. Meaning to become conscious. throw up come round come up If somebody wastes away they... die become very thin and weak due to illness. can't work due to an illness. Meaning when something stops being effective (for a drug, etc). come off wear off put off If somebody throws up they... vomit gain consciousness. get better. If somebody is laid up they... they have an injury. they are unconscious. are unable to work because feel ill. If somebody kicked the bucket they... died had to much to eat. suffered an injury in their foot. If a doctor tells you to cut down on something, she told you... to go to a forest to cut down a couple of trees. to have less of something. to have a part of your body amputated. If a person passes out they... have a bowel problem. become unconscious. die If somebody passed away they... died. caught a disease. stopped for a visit. To fade away means... to catch an illness. to feel sick. to become very weak and die. Yes, I ____ on some weight this Christmas. And so what!!!! put left picked To keel over means... to unexpectedly fall down because you feel ill. to improve your health. to die. Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte share this Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Like this:Like Loading… Related share this Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Like this:Like Loading…