Vocabulary Test About SYMPTOMS Choose The Correct Form MCQ Exercise 102

The dying man said nothing: he merely ...........

There is something wrong with his vocal cords and, as a result, he has always been ...........

He suffers from a speech ........... and so he cannot pronounce the letter "r" correctly.

She had lost her voice and could only speak in a ...........

After speaking for two hours, the lecturer found he could scarcely talk as he had become ...........

When he spoke on the telephone, his voice was so ........... that I could hardly hear him.

You will find John rather difficult to understand at first, as he has a slight ........... in his speech.

You will have to ........... Aunt Betty is rather deaf.

After a fall from a horse, his speech became rather ...........

I'm afraid I'm rather ........... of hearing. Will you speak a little louder, please?

His stomach felt very ........... after that rough journey in a lorry.

It was so cold my fingers were quite ...........

Although the injured driver was almost unconscious, he was ........... in pain.

He was so cold that his teeth were ...........

He ........... over the body of a cat lying on the pavement.

John broke his leg. That is why he still ........... a little.

I was ........... by the gas in the room and fell to the ground.

Her right eye ........... when she is anxious.

I have got such a ........... headache that I can't concentrate on the lecture.

He had a terrible cold and found it difficult to breathe as his nose was ...........

The fumes were so thick that he was ........... for breath.

Go straight to the hospital and have your hand attended to — it looks ........... to me.