Beating the itch Part 1

We have mixed up all the irregular verbs in the text below, try and find the correct place for each one..

Beating the itch Part 1 (Teacher: Michael)

Imagine that you up one morning to yourself covered from head to toe in insect bites that itch like mad. Every time you scratch them, they itchier, so you scratch them again, making it worse.
You can't a conversation or , concentrate on the TV or anything because you are scratching all the time.

After a while, your skin becomes red and inflamed. In places, the skin is and soon becomes infected and weepy. There is blood on your clothes and under your finger nails and still nothing stops the itching.

People stare at you in the street. They don't like to too close in case they whatever it is you've .

There's only one scenario worse. Imagine if all this happening to your child.

This is exactly what life is like for children who suffer from severe eczema.

Around 15 per cent of all school children have eczema so, in a typical class, up to five pupils will affected.

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