| A: | The mosquitos are biting me! |
| B: | Me too, I can’t stop scratching. They are everywhere! Sneaky little jerks. |
| A: | Do you have any bug spray? |
| B: | No, I forgot to buy some. |
| A: | Then we’ll have to put up with it. |
| B: | We can cover ourselves with beer! That way if they bite us, they'll get drunk and fall asleep |
| A: | That's without a doubt, the best idea youve had! Lets do it! |
| B: | Run! They are thirsty for more! |
| scratch | to rub your skin with something sharp | |
| sneaky | behaving in a secret and usually dishonest manner | |
| put up with | to allow to exist or happen | |
| bug spray | a liquid used to prevent being bitten by bugs | |
| mosquito | a small flying insect that bites the skin |
| mosquito net | a net placed usually around a bed to prevent somone sleeping from being bitten | |
| rash | an outbreak of spots or patches on the skin, caused by illness or allergy | |
| malaria | a disease with recurring attacks of fever, caused by the bite of some types of mosquito | |
| bug zapper | a device that attracts and kills insects that are attracted by light | |
| pesticide | a chemical used to destroy pests, esp. insects |