Simon has ...... toothache. He should go and see the doctor at once. (American English)

I seem to be developing ...... earache. What do you think I should do? (American English)

My little son has had ...... stomachache since late last night. (American English)

I have ...... backache. It's driving me crazy but I don't reckon there's anything I can do about it. (American English)

I've got ...... cold but I cannot stay at home as I've got too much work to do today.

David has ...... terrible backache and he still doesn't want to go to the doctor's. He's a horrible patient.

Little children often get ...... severe toothache when they are given too many sweets.

I've got ...... little stomachache. I think I might have eaten something that didn't agree with my stomach.

Marco's got ...... huge earache and I think he can't hear well, so speak up when you're talking to him.

My mother has never had ...... single cold in her life.

I've got ...... pain in the leg, but the funny thing is that I haven't been doing anything at all lately.

Michael has caught ...... terrible cold on his journey to France.

Some of my patients come in to see me with ...... serious attack of backache only.

Have you got ...... headache?

Never forget that ...... sore throat can indicate more serious problems.