Start
Dialogues (Animated!)
Resource centre
Medical English help
Email
Start
>
Resource centre
>
Find the determiners
> How to get the best out of prescribed drugs Part 2
We have mixed up all the determiners (a, an, the, that, this) from the text, try and correctly place them.
How to get the best out of prescribed drugs Part 2 (Teacher: Michael)
Every year I get many letters from readers who have suffered unpleasant problems with prescribed drugs. Sometimes
Select
The
the
that
a
problems are unavoidable. But often,
Select
The
the
that
a
side effects could have been avoided - if
Select
The
the
that
a
patient had known
Select
The
the
that
a
little more about how to use drugs safely.
Here, therefore are some tips on how to get
Select
The
the
that
a
best out of prescribed drugs. These tips are taken from
Select
The
the
that
a
Patient's Companion,
Select
The
the
that
a
Corgi paperback.
1. Always follow any specific instructions
Select
The
the
that
a
you are given about
Select
The
the
that
a
drugs.
2. Learn
Select
The
the
that
a
names and purposes of
Select
The
the
that
a
drugs you take. If you are not sure when to take drugs you have been given, check with your doctor or
Select
The
the
that
a
pharmacist. If you think you will forget instructions, make sure they are written down.
3. Do not remove drugs from their proper container except when taking them or if you are transferring them to
Select
The
the
that
a
special pill box designed to carry one day's supplies.
4. Store drugs in
Select
The
the
that
a
locked cupboard where
Select
The
the
that
a
temperature is fairly stable.
Read the article
VLC ClozeMaker JavaScript Wizard.
All Rights Reserved.
