Complete the sentences with proper words.

1. The heart ________ is about 70 beats per minute.

2. The __________ is normal.

3. __________ in the foot is satisfactory.

4. Taking _________ relieves pain completely.

5. Heart _________ are accompanied by fainting.

6. You must have taken an_________.

7. Do you feel __________ in other areas of your body?

8. _______ troubles me often.

9. I suggest you have _________ heart disease.

10. There's no evidence of cardiac _______.

a) congenital		f) palpitation
b) electrocardiogram		g) dilatation
c) nitroglycerin		h) rhythm
d) rate		i) circulation
e) attacks		j) pulsation

Group different symptoms to the appropriate diseases.

Diseases:	Symptoms:
Ishemic disease	Stress
Rheumatic heart disease	Heartburn
Attack of angina	Vomiting
Tachycardia	Change in posture
Cardiogemic shock	Fainting
Bradycardia	Spitting blood
Heart trouble	Shortness of breath

Make up proverbs of separate words.

1. purse\a\heart\a\makes\heavy\light.

2. the\thinks\what\heart\tongue\speaks\tongue.

3. waters\deep\still\run.

Agree or disagree with the following proverbs.

1. Labour is often the father of pleasure.

What kind of labour gives you much pleasure? What do you like to do with your own hands?

2. A tree is known by its fruit.

How do you learn a person's character?

Which is more important to you — what he/she says or what he/she does?

VI. Getting to Talk

Tell about your last visit to a therapeutic center.

Work with idioms, a) Match the idioms with their explanations.

At heart	a kind person
To break heart	.......to have a sudden feeling of haply piness or excitement
To have a heart of stone	to want something very much
To have a heart of gold	feel nervous and frightened
From the bottom of one's heart	to destroy the most important part 1 of something
Heart leaps	feel sad or depressed suddenly
Heart bleeds	used to say what somebody is re- 1 ally like
At heart	a kind person
To break heart	.......to have a sudden feeling of haply piness or excitement
To have a heart of stone	to want something very much
To have a heart of gold	feel nervous and frightened
From the bottom of one's heart	to destroy the most important part 1 of something
Heart leaps	feel sad or depressed suddenly
Heart bleeds	used to say what somebody is re- 1 ally like
To have heart in one's mouth	Sincere
Heart and soul	a person who doesn't show sym- J pathy or pity
To tear the heart out of something	___happy and cheerful
To pour out heart to some­body	___with a lot of energy and enthusi­asm
Heart sinks	___to make somebody feel unhappy
In good heart	___to fall in love
To set heart on something	to tell all problems, feelings
To lose heart	___a person who doesn't feel sympa­thy for somebody

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