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# Nose

## Verb + nose

* blow your nose
* wipe your nose
* hold your nose
* pick your nose
* break your nose
* your nose runs
* your nose bleeds
* your nose is blocked

## Exercise

## Verb + nose

1. The smell was so bad that I had to **hold** my nose and leave the room.
2. Alice took out her handkerchief and ***blew*** her nose loudly.
3. Frank **picked** his nose while he was talking to me. What a disgusting habit!
4. * How can I stop my nose ***bleeding***?
   * Put your head back and hold it *between* two fingers. That's what I always do.
5. My nose is often ***blocked*** and I have to breathe through my mouth.
6. I've got a cold and my nose is ***running***. Has anyone got a tissue so that I can wipe it?
7. One of our sons ***broke*** his nose *playing rugby*. It happened to me when I was at school.
8. Have you got a tissue? The baby's nose needs ***wiping***.


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