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Yoyo_ding22-09-2026 08:58
1. Have / Have got illness or injuryUse have or have got when you have a sickness or injury.I have a flu. ❌ → Better: I have the flu. / I’ve got the flu.I have an ankle sprain. ✅I have a headache. ✅I have a broken arm. ✅2. Take / Have / Put on treatmentFor treatments, we use different verbs depending on the treatment.TAKE → medicine/pillsI take some pills. 💊I take medicine.HAVE → medical proceduresI have an operation. 🏥I have an injection.PUT ON → something you place on your bodyI put on a plaster cast.I put on a bandage.Illness/injury → HAVEPills/medicine → TAKEOperation → HAVECast/bandage → PUT ON(个_个)（＞ｙ＜）(≧∇≦)/