The document lists 15 collocations or phrases related to COVID-19, their meanings, and examples of how to use each in a sentence. It also includes the learner's feedback on the assignment, noting they liked that it related to the medical field, which was their previous field of study, but disliked that it felt very direct. The phrases cover topics such as lockdowns, measures to prevent transmission, use of face masks, avoiding contact, unprecedented events, vulnerable groups, symptoms, stocking up on supplies, mandates, staying positive, containing transmission, developing symptoms, postponing events, sealing borders, and declaring a pandemic.
The document lists 15 collocations or phrases related to COVID-19, their meanings, and examples of how to use each in a sentence. It also includes the learner's feedback on the assignment, noting they liked that it related to the medical field, which was their previous field of study, but disliked that it felt very direct. The phrases cover topics such as lockdowns, measures to prevent transmission, use of face masks, avoiding contact, unprecedented events, vulnerable groups, symptoms, stocking up on supplies, mandates, staying positive, containing transmission, developing symptoms, postponing events, sealing borders, and declaring a pandemic.
The document lists 15 collocations or phrases related to COVID-19, their meanings, and examples of how to use each in a sentence. It also includes the learner's feedback on the assignment, noting they liked that it related to the medical field, which was their previous field of study, but disliked that it felt very direct. The phrases cover topics such as lockdowns, measures to prevent transmission, use of face masks, avoiding contact, unprecedented events, vulnerable groups, symptoms, stocking up on supplies, mandates, staying positive, containing transmission, developing symptoms, postponing events, sealing borders, and declaring a pandemic.
The document lists 15 collocations or phrases related to COVID-19, their meanings, and examples of how to use each in a sentence. It also includes the learner's feedback on the assignment, noting they liked that it related to the medical field, which was their previous field of study, but disliked that it felt very direct. The phrases cover topics such as lockdowns, measures to prevent transmission, use of face masks, avoiding contact, unprecedented events, vulnerable groups, symptoms, stocking up on supplies, mandates, staying positive, containing transmission, developing symptoms, postponing events, sealing borders, and declaring a pandemic.
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Collocation/ phrase I learned Its meaning Using it in 2 sentences
1. Lock down It means that people are not 1- We can’t go to school
allowed to go anywhere. because the lock down. 2- No body care about the lock down , and almost everybody go out. 2. Various measures Actions and steps to control the 1- The WHO took various transmission measures to deal with this pandemic. 2- In Africa , there is no Various measures . 3. Face masks Medical mask to keep you safe 1- You must put your face mask of COVID - 19 whenever you out . 2- please , put the face mask on you face . 4. Avoid contact Try not to contact 1- In these unprecedented time , we have to avoid contact . 2- we need to avoid contact with sick people. 5. Unprecedented events . Events that never happen 1-All this events of these days before . are unprecedented events. 2- I hope all these unprecedented events end soon. 6. Vulnerable people Elderly , unwell , weak : people . 1- We have to do not visit vulnerable people . 2- I hope all the vulnerable people in Gaza stay safe . 7. Body ach When your body hurts 1- I have a body ach since the virus 2- The body ach is one of the symptoms of COVID-19. 8. Stock up (foods) . It’s mean to buy food for the 1- people started to stock up future food since the war began. 2- In this lock down , we need to stock up foods. 9. Mandatory Necessary 1- It’s mandatory to help elder people in this time . 2- It’s mandatory to avoid contact . 10. Stay positive It means stay optimistic 1- Stay positive , every thing will improve soon. 2- hope you can able to stay positive in these hard days . 11. To contain the To limit the spread of 1- Government took various transmission. something . measures to contain the transmission 2- please help us to contain the transmission , and stay home. 12. To develop symptoms When symptoms start to appear 1- we need to stay away form any one is developing the symptoms of COVID-19 2- The COVID-19 symptoms could not been developed for up to two weeks 13. To postpone events To delay events 1- We need to postpone until the end of lock down. 2- it’s awful to postpone the wedding party , but it’s mandatory 14. To seal borders 1. To Close the borders 1-Gaza government seal the borders. 2- all world must seal the borders until we defeat this horrible virus 15. To declare a pandemic Officially announced 1 – WHO declare a pandemic . 2- Who declare a medicine for H1N1 . One thing I liked most about I liked it related to the medical field, which is my old field. this assignment One thing I disliked most It is very direct. about this assignment