Turns out watching your tongue should apply to more than just your words. There’s a lot that doctors—and you—can tell about your overall health just by looking at the color, size, and texture of your mouth’s unsung hero.
You already know that your tongue is essential for tasting and digesting food and for articulating speech. But because your tongue is such an integral part of several important bodily functions, paying attention to its appearance and changes can help alert you to larger health issues early. This is one reason your doctor has you stick out your tongue during annual physical exams. And why your dentist may inquire about your hydration or hygiene after one glance at your tongue.
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1. There is an apple tree near the playground.
a. Is there an apple tree near the playground?
b. What is there…near the playground?
2. They will be busy tomorrow because they will have a test soon.
a. Will they be busy... tomorrow?
b. Why will…they be busy... tomorrow?
3. There will be a new bookshop near the stadium.
a. Will there be…a new bookshop... near the stadium?
b. Where …will there…be…a new bookshop?
4. That tree fell down yesterday.
a. Did that …tree fall down yesterday?
b. When did …that …tree fall down?
5. He became a doctor in 1981.
a. Did he …become a doctor in 1981?
b. Who became a doctor in 1981?
6. The lesson began two minutes ago.
a. Did the lesson begin… two minutes ago?
b. When did the lesson begin?
7. It snowed almost every day.
a. Did it snow almost every day?
b. How often did it snow?
8. He spends his holidays in the country.
a. Does he spend…his holidays in the country?
b. Where does he spend…his holidays?
