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Life is full of danger, but it’s still beautiful. We all have to be careful, though – nobody wants injuries, especially if we get them from ordinary everyday activities. Read the text to find out what dangers await us in everyday life, and how to avoid them.
Życie, choć piękne, jest pełne niebezpieczeństw. Wszyscy musimy być ostrożni, ponieważ nikt nie ma ochoty na kontuzje, szczególnie nabyte w trakcie wykonywania zwykłych, codziennych czynności. W tej sekcji przeczytasz tekst i dowiesz się, jakie niebezpieczeństwa czyhają na nas w codziennym życiu i jak ich uniknąć.

Unexpected Injuries and Other Health Problems in Everyday LifeEvery day we do basic things such as working, cooking, going for a walk, studying, but we don't usually think something bad can happen to us. For example, somebody on a bicycle can hit on your way to work and you might break your armbreak your arm. Or you can pull a musclepull a muscle while training in a gym. Even basic jogging, which is very popular nowadays, can cause you to have a swollen legswollen leg. It's very likelylikely to end with a much more unpleasant situation where you can even twist your ankletwist your ankle.
Besides sports, cooking also proves to be dangerous. There is a possibility that you cut your fingercut your finger or that you forget that the frying panfrying pan is hot and burn your handburn your hand. There are some more common situations like going into the kitchen in the dark to have a glass of water. We all know our homes well but it is rather easy to hit your headhit your head on a cupboardcupboard door. Let's not forget about dangerous viruses floatingfloating around us, which make us sick, sometimes for a long time. Frankly, to have a runny nosea runny nose or a cough is such a common case for us now that we can continue to live our lives without paying much attention to them. To sum up, there are a lot of dangerous things around us. We need to be careful with our health and try not to get injuredget injured.
2. If you don’t look when cutting onions, there is a possibility that you 1. has a runny nose, 2. burn your hand, 3. hit your head, 4. pulled a muscle, 5. twist your ankle, 6. a swollen leg, 7. cut your finger, 8. broke my arm.
3. When I was dancing, I fell and 1. has a runny nose, 2. burn your hand, 3. hit your head, 4. pulled a muscle, 5. twist your ankle, 6. a swollen leg, 7. cut your finger, 8. broke my arm. That’s why I can’t write the exam today, Miss.
4. He overestimated his strength and 1. has a runny nose, 2. burn your hand, 3. hit your head, 4. pulled a muscle, 5. twist your ankle, 6. a swollen leg, 7. cut your finger, 8. broke my arm while training in a gym.
5. Even basic jogging, which is very popular nowadays, can lead to getting an injury. It's very likely to end with a more unpleasant situation where you can even 1. has a runny nose, 2. burn your hand, 3. hit your head, 4. pulled a muscle, 5. twist your ankle, 6. a swollen leg, 7. cut your finger, 8. broke my arm.
6. Don’t 1. has a runny nose, 2. burn your hand, 3. hit your head, 4. pulled a muscle, 5. twist your ankle, 6. a swollen leg, 7. cut your finger, 8. broke my arm! The ceiling is low here.
7. Dan 1. has a runny nose, 2. burn your hand, 3. hit your head, 4. pulled a muscle, 5. twist your ankle, 6. a swollen leg, 7. cut your finger, 8. broke my arm and a cough, so he decided to take a day off.
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najwyraźniej, najwidoczniej, widocznie, pozornie
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złamać rękę
/ ˈbɜ:n wʌnz hænd /
poparzyć dłoń
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gips
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szafka kuchenna
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skaleczyć palec
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unoszący się w powietrzu
/ ˌfɒləʊ ən ɪɡˈzɑːmpl̩ /
wziąć kogoś za wzór, naśladować kogoś
/ ˈfraɪɪŋ pæn /
patelnia
/ ˈget ən ˈɪndʒəri ˈget ˈɪndʒəd /
doznać kontuzji
/ həv ə kɒf /
mieć kaszel
/ hæv ə ˈrʌni nəʊz /
mieć katar
/ hæv ə ˈswəʊlən lɛg /
mieć spuchniętą nogę
/ ˌhɪt wʌnz hed /
uderzyć w głowę
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prawdopodobnie
/ ˌəʊvəˈwelmɪŋ /
przytłaczający
/ pʊl ə ˈmʌsl /
nadwyrężyć mięsień
/ skɔːr ə gəʊl /
strzelić gola
/ twɪst wʌnz ˈæŋkl̩ /
skręcić kostkę
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