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British Healthcare System

In Britain, healthcare is paid for through taxes and national insurance payments taken directly from wages and salaries. The government decides how much will be spent on the National Health Service, but a lot of people feel they do not spend enough. Hospital treatment and visits to a family doctor (or GP) at a surgery or clinic are free, but there is a prescription charge. Dentists and opticians charge fees. Private healthcare is available, and a large number of insurance schemes exist to enable people to ‘go private’.

(a) small centre with just two or three doctors

(b) choose private healthcare

(c) general expression for all of the services offered by hospitals, clinics, dentists, opticians, etc.

(d) large centre with several doctors and kinds of services

(e) tax paid by most adults which covers the costs of healthcare for everyone

(f) charge for the medication the doctor prescribes, which you pay at a pharmacy

(g) British name for the service that covers hospitals, clinics, dentists, etc.

(h) doctor who looks after people’s general health

4.17. a) Put each of the following verbs in the correct space in the instructions.

1) ____ with your feet apart. Let your arms ___ by your sides.

2) ____ your arms above your head.

3) ____ your body first to the left, then to the right. (Don’t ____ your feet.)

4) ____ your arms to your sides again.

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