Now fill the gaps using expressions from 52.3.

1. (Someone speaking to a colleague just returned to work after an illness) Hello, Dan, good to see you .
2. (Person ringing their place of work) Nadja, I won’t be in today, I’ve a cold.
3. (Person in hospital, just beginning to get better, talking to a visitor) Oh, I’m OK. I’m now. I still feel bad, but I should be out within a week or so.
4. (Parent to a child with a cold) Don’t worry, darling. Everyone has a cold now and then. You’ll it.
5. (Someone ringing a workmate) I’m trying to the flu, but nothing seems to help. I don’t think I’ll be at work tomorrow.
6. Lily was quite ill last week, but she’s now and should be back at work on Monday.
7. I feel a bit today, but I’m sure I’ll be fine tomorrow.
8. I used to a dust allergy, but I don’t think I do any more.