✅*leave it at that*
•_to not do anything more for now_

✅*leave it to me | leave everything to me*
•_You can say this to let someone know they don't have to do something because you'll do it._

✅*leave you to it*
•_You can say this to someone when you're leaving, esp. if they're busy doing something._

✅*let me be the judge of that*
•_You can say this if someone gives advice or an opinion that angers you, esp. if they have no right to do so._

✅*let me guess*
•_You can say this if you'd like to guess what's happening before someone tells you._

Advanced vs Basic English words
1. Elaborate = explain in detail
2. Mitigate = reduce
3. Alleviate = ease
4. Aggravate = worsen
5. Elicit = draw out
6. Engender = create
7. Exacerbate = make worse
8. Facilitate = make easier
9. Implement = put into effect
10. Anticipate = expect
11. Persevere = continue despite difficulty
12. Repudiate = reject
13. Retract = take back
14. Scrutinize = examine closely
15. Terminate = end
16. Validate = confirm
17. Exemplify = illustrate
18. Encompass = include

OTHER WAYS TO SAY "THANK YOU"

1. Thanks
2. Many thanks
3. Thank you very much
4. I appreciate it
5. I'm grateful
6. I'm so thankful
7. That's so kind of you
8. I can't thank you enough
9. Thanks a million
10. Thanks a lot
11. Thank you kindly
12. You're a lifesaver
13. I owe you one
14. Much obliged
15. I'm indebted to you
16. Thanks for everything
17. I'm touched
18. You're amazing
19. You're the best
20. I'm so lucky to have you.

✅*blood pressure*
•_the rate at which blood flows through the body (high/low)_

✅*brace*
•_a device that holds injured body parts in place_

✅*breech*
•_position of an unborn baby in which the feet are down and the head is up_

✅*broken*
•_a bone that is divided in two or more pieces as a result of an injury_

✅*bruised*
•_injured body tissue that is visible underneath the skin_

✅*Caesarean section, C-section*
•_procedure that involves removing a baby from its mother through an incision in the woman's lower abdomen_

✅*cancer*
•_disease caused by the uncontrollable growth of cells _

✅*cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)*
•_restoring a person's breath and circulation_

✅*cast*
•_a hard bandage that is wrapped around a broken bone to keep it in place_

✅*chapel, chapeline*
•_a place where loved ones can go to pray for a patient's recovery;_
•_a priest who visits patients in the hospital_

✅*appointment*
•_a scheduled meeting with a medical professional_

✅*arthritis*
•_a disease that causes the joints to become swollen and crippled_

✅*asthma* (attack)
•_a condition that causes a blockage of the airway and makes it difficult for a person to breathe_

✅*bacteria*
•_a disease-causing organism_

✅*bedsore*
•_wounds that develop on a patient's body from lying in one place for too long_

✅*benign*
•_not harmful (not cancerous)_

✅*biopsy*
•_removal of human tissue in order to conduct certain medical tests_

✅*blood count*
•_the amount of red and white blood cells a person has_

✅*blood donor*
•_a person who gives blood to a blood bank or other person_

✅*abnormal*
•_not normal for the human body_

✅*ache*
•_pain that won't go away_

✅*acute*
•_quick to become severe/bad_

✅*allergy / allergic*
•_a body's abnormal reaction to certain foods or environmental substances (e.g. causes a rash)_

✅*ambulance*
•_emergency vehicle that rushes people to a hospital_

✅*amnesia*
•_a condition that causes people to lose their memory_

✅*amputation / amputate*
•_permanent removal of a limb_

✅*anaemia / anaemic*
•_occurs when the body doesn't have enough red blood cells I have low energy because_

✅*antibiotics*
•_medication that kills bacteria and cures infections_

✅*anti-depressant*
•_medication that helps relieve anxiety and sadness_

Common English Phrasal Verbs

1. Light up - Glow
2. Blow up - Enlarge
3. Cheer up - Delight
4. Look over - Inspect
5. Yearn for - Desire
6. Chow down - Consume
7. Hang out - Socialize
8. Heat up - Warm
9. Cool down - Chill
10. Take off - Sprint
11. Bring out - Expand
12. Find out - Discover
13. Start up - Begin
14. Break down - Analyze
15. Power up - Energize
16. Tidy up - Cleanse
17. Communicate - Reach out
18. Hibernate - Snooze
19. Revise - Touch up
20. Conclude - Wrap up

✅*join the club*
•_You can say this when someone's having an unpleasant experience that you're also having, or have had._

✅*jump to it!*
•_You can say this to make someone do something quickly._

✅*just a moment | just a minute*
•_You can say this if you want somebody to wait for a very short time._

✅*just a thought*
•_You can say this to let someone know that you don't mind if your idea or suggestion is rejected._

✅*just as I thought*
•_You can say this if what you thought was true is proved to be true._

✅*just as well*
•_You can say this when a bad situation hasn't occurred, or has been avoided._

✅*just kidding*
•_You can say this if someone doesn't realize you're kidding or joking._

✅*just looking*
•_You can say this to a shop assistant if you don't need their help while you're looking at things._

✅*just out of interest | as a matter of interest*
•_You can say this before asking for information you're interested in, but have no intention of using for any other purpose._

✅*partisanship*
•_unfair judging (usually for political reasons)_

✅*postpone*
•_delay until later_

✅*preliminaries*
•_tryouts_

✅*purity*
•_total goodness_

✅*qualify*
•_achieve the minimum requirement_

✅*representative*
•_one person who speaks or acts on behalf of a team or group_

✅*security*
•_people who control violence or rule-breaking and provide protection_

✅*spectator*
•_a person who watches an event_

✅*sponsor(n)*
•_a company that gives an athlete financial support in exchange for promoting clothes or other products_

✅*spokesman*
•_a person (often an athlete) who represents a company in marketing or the media_

✅*sportsmanship*
•_fairness and honesty in sports_

✅*stamina*
•_having energy for a long time_

✅*standings*
•_a record of athletes' performances_

✅*struggle*
•_to work hard at something difficult_

✅*substitute*
•_an extra team player used in emergencies_

✅*swifter*
•_faster_

✅*symbol*
•_an image that represents something_

✅*torch*
•_a large flame on a stick_

✅*amateur*
•_a person who does something without payment; not a professional_

✅*anthem*
•_an important song (usually national)_

✅*banned*
•*not allowed*

✅*broadcaster*
•_a person who talks (often about sports and athletes) on television or radio_

✅*controversy*
•_disagreement over an issue_

✅*doping*
•_using illegal drugs in sport_

✅*facilities*
•_buildings and places where events are held_

✅*fanfare*
•_a piece of music that announces an important arrival_

✅*host*
•_the country that holds the Games_

✅*humanity*
•_all people_

✅*medal*
•_a gold, silver, or bronze award given to a winner or runner up_

✅*motto*
•_a personal belief that one shares, related to life_

✅*nationality*
•_the country a person is from_

✅*oath*
•_a promise_

✅*participant*
•_someone who plays in a game_

✅*partisanship*
•_unfair judging (usually for political reasons)_

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