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Exercise 1
Match the following words and expressions with their translation.
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Exercise 1
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Exercise 2
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Exercise 3
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Exercise 4
2. He has changed his living conditions. He used to live in a damp room. Now he's a picture of 1. life, 2. list, 3. pill, 4. pink, 5. health.
3. Having accepted the treatment, he’s off the danger 1. life, 2. list, 3. pill, 4. pink, 5. health.
4. Accepting new conditions was a bitter 1. life, 2. list, 3. pill, 4. pink, 5. health to swallow, but I finally got used to them.
5. You should do everything to be in the 1. life, 2. list, 3. pill, 4. pink, 5. health of health. You will see it’s good for you in the future.
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Exercise 5
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Exercise 6
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Exercise 7
Answer the questions. Each answer should be 2–3 sentences‑long.
Which information was the most surprising in the whole material? Why?
Do you notice any initiatives in your town/city aimed at improving any of the factors mentioned in this material? Which SDOH do they belong to?
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Exercise 8
You have recently witnessed a problem in your local area. You think that something could be improved when it comes to social issues. Write a letter to the mayor of your town/city in which you describe the problem that you have witnessed/experienced and suggest ways of solving the problem.
Your letter should be 200–250 words long.
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