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Posted by Carlos Mora on October 27, 2010
Hello everyone.I have a cold, I have some fever and a sore throat. I have to blow my nose time to time and I have to be careful 'cuz I work with my voice you know that as a teacher we really need my voice to explain, to ask, to give my class.Besides, how can I to practice my speaking skills without my voice?I have a question for you today: What is the difference between ill and sick?Going to have something warm to drink. I have to work, so I will take some medicine.
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  • deuce666 October 27, 2010 14:01
    Well... I think both words mean the same when dealing with diseases but "sick" means feeling nauseous.
  • Rosemie October 27, 2010 13:46
    A person is ill when he/she is not in good health. A person is sick when he/she is affected with a disease.
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