. Fill in the blanks, using the following words: disorder, SAD, suicide, suffer, headaches, symptom, Hippocratic, dark moods1. He suffers from … when it is raining.2. Thanks God his attempt to … was unsuccessful.3. Very often inhabitants of large cities … from noise.4. This climate is apt to … the liver.5. Around two million people in the United Kingdom suffer from SAD, but the good news is that shaking off those … is not as hard as it seems.6. A minor disorder can be caused by ….7. … oath is an oath formerly taken by doctors affirming their obligations and proper conduct. 8. He attempted to pass him without any of recognition.​

1. He can't be that she read this book in two days; it may only thumbed through it. 2. "Can't be that you lost the ticket, you could
put it in your pocket".—"No, I could drop it in the tram." 3. Can't be that it already arrived, I received a telegram only yesterday. 4. He has already received my letter? 5. He didn't get my letter? 6. Your watch, perhaps in a hurry; can't be that it was now nine o'clock. 7. He couldn't get the book because the library was closed. 8. Can't be that he got the book, because the library was closed. 9. Could you give me this book for a couple of days? 10. No, I don't believe it can't be that she lied to me.

1. He can't be that she read this book in two days; it may only thumbed through it. 2. "Can't be that you lost the ticket, you could
put it in your pocket".—"No, I could drop it in the tram." 3. Can't be that it already arrived, I received a telegram only yesterday. 4. He has already received my letter? 5. He didn't get my letter? 6. Your watch, perhaps in a hurry; can't be that it was now nine o'clock. 7. He couldn't get the book because the library was closed. 8. Can't be that he got the book, because the library was closed. 9. Could you give me this book for a couple of days? 10. No, I don't believe it can't be that she lied to me.