OET Grammar 42

We say “She is diabetic” and “She has diabetes. Also, it is “He is hypertensive” and “He has hypertension.” However, we make mistakes. Below are some sentences with blanks. Make a smart choice between has or is or noun forms or adjective forms for completing these sentences. Let’s Play, seriously!

Before your start, read these correct forms:

1. He is hyponatremic. He has hyponatremia.
2. She is hypokalemic. She has hypokalemia.
3. He is hypercapnic. He has hypercapnia.
4. She is hypothyroid. She has hypothyroidism.
5. He is anaphylactic. He has anaphylaxis.
6. She is cyanotic. She has cyanosis.
7. He is febrile. He has a fever.
8. She is septicemic. She has septicemia.
9. He is cirrhotic. He has cirrhosis.
10. She is cataractic. She has cataracts.
11. He is myopic. He has myopia.
12. She is presbyopic. She has presbyopia.
13. He is osteoporotic. He has osteoporosis.
14. She is nephritic. She has nephritis.
15. He is encephalopathic. He has encephalopathy.
16. She is psychotic. She has psychosis.
17. He is hemophiliac. He has hemophilia.