Lesson 661 - 7 words of sickness vocabularies by Socheat Thin (ill sick pain hurt suffer) скачать в хорошем качестве

Lesson 661 - 7 words of sickness vocabularies by Socheat Thin (ill sick pain hurt suffer)

Welcome to Socheat Thin channel Please SUBSCRIBE There are different ways and words to say one is being sick, pain, hurt or suffer. In this video I would like to share with you 7 different words and meaning of illness, sickness, pain and suffering. They are sick, ill, pain, hurt, suffer, ache and hurt. Below are form of the sentences and examples: sick (adj) to be sick/to get sick sick + noun I am sick. / I get sick. / Bopha was sick. He is a sick boy. / A sick boy goes to the hospital. ill (adj) has similar meaning and usage as sick, but ill is mostly used in long term sickness/illness. to be ill/to get ill I am ill. / I got ill since January Hurt (v) Does it hurt? / Don’t hurt anyone. It hurts. / Love hurts. / You hurt me. / My feet hurt. Pain (v) It pains. It pains me to see Khmers being mistreated. Pain (n) I am in pain. I got a pain. I have a pain. Sore (adj) to be sore sore + noun My eyes are sore. I am sore all over. I have a sore throat. I have a sore head. Ache (v) I ache all over. My joints ache. My head really aches. My head doesn't ache anymore. Stomach ache, headache, leg ache,… Ache (n) I have an ache in my arm. I have a headache. I got an earache. Suffer (v) He suffers from health problems. He suffered from high blood pressure. I think he suffered a lot when his wife left him. She suffers in cold weather after the accident. For more detail please watch the video. More interesting videos please find in the below links: