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1) Have you ever been hospitalised? What had happened? 2) How do you keep a healthy mentally? 3) Have you ever broken a bone? 4) How often are you sick in a year? 5) Would you describe yourself as a healthy or unhealthy eater? 6) Have you gotten any booster vaccines as an adult? Why/why not? 7) Do you smoke? Since when? 8) Do you drink a significant amount of alcohol? 9) Do you regularly do exercise during the week? 10) What's a special kind of 'healthy food' that people in your country eat? 11) How many hours do you usually sleep at night? 12) When was the last time you slept really well after a day of physical activity? 13) Have you ever experienced insomnia? How did it affect you mentally? 14) Does your performance improve when you have plenty of sleep? 15) Do you use any wearable technology to monitor your health? 16) What's the most serious condition you have ever had?

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1) Have you ever been hospitalised? What had happened? 2) How do you keep a healthy mentally? 3) Have you ever broken a bone?

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allergy - a medical condition that causes someone to become sick after eating, touching, or breathing something that is harmless to most people, condition - physical or mental state of a person , frightening - to cause someone to become afraid, illness - a condition of being unhealthy in your body or mind, pharmacist - a person whose job it is to prepare and sell the medicines that a doctor prescribes, reliable - able to be trusted to do or provide what is needed, severe - very bad, serious, or unpleasant , wearable technology - a catagory of devices that can be worn as accessories, embedded in clothing, or implanted into the users body,

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allergy - a medical condition that causes someone to become sick after eating, touching, or breathing something that is harmless to most people.

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EAP I2 M2 U10 Reading 2 Vocabulary: A good night's sleep

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Exercising is great for both your mental and physical health., The more mindfulness activities you do, the better your mental health becomes., Your performance at school depends on many factors. , People who are physically active see that their mental health improves as well., If you want to be productive, you should start by waking up early., You can eat small snacks regularly to boost your metabolism. , You can improve your well-being significantly by sleeping at least 8 hours per day., People often experience weight gain if they don't sleep enough.,

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EAP I2 M2 U10 Reading 2 Vocabulary: A good night's sleep

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Exercising is great for both your mental and physical health., The more mindfulness activities you do, the better your mental health becomes..

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Use perfect English Grammar website, the websites below (in this column), or google search these grammar points to boost your skills! :-)

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Present Continuous - ELE

Preposition of place - ELE

Articles a/an/the - ELE-INT

Likes and dislikes (I don't mind/I enjoy/I like/I hate) ELE

Gerunds & Infinitives [to+INF).

Prepostion = at, on, in, for, by, over........ + VerbING - PRE INT

Adj + TO INF PRE INT

Possessive pronouns - PRE INT

Used to + INF (repeated past) - PRE INT/INT

Present perfect vs Past simple PRE INT

Zero/1 st Conditional/ 2nd Conditional PRE INT

Modal verbs of possibility and ability (could, 'be able to, can, can't) PRE INT

Comparative and superlatives INT 1

Relative Clauses (e.g the woman 'whose' husband works at the bank/The place 'where' I was born) INT

Future forms (going to [personal] + Present continuous [arrangement with other people] = future plans) INT

Will/Won't (predictions, promise, offer/decision at the moment of speaking [I didn't plan it!] INT

Past simple with Past perfect (time before the past simple) INT

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Present perfect vs Present perfect continuous INT

3rd Conditional INT

Passive structures (YOU WILL STUDY in I2)

Reported speech (YOU WILL STUDY in I2)

Verbs that take a direct object

Phrasal verbs (give up, break down, cut back) ALWAYS LOTS TO LEARN ANYTIME!

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How confident are you about English irregular verbs?

This video shows you how to pronounce 50 of the most common ones (see the list below):
Here is a list of fifty of the most common irregular verbs, with exercises below. This is a good place to start if you are intermediate or beginner level. Download a copy of this list in PDF. If you are more advanced, download this much longer list, which includes most of the crazy verbs in English.
See all the irregular verbs exercises here.

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English irregular verbs

In order to revise your English irregular verbs, choose a list according to your level.

You can choose from four different levels:

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In order to revise your English irregular verbs, choose a list according to your level.

You can choose from four different levels:

Once you have selected your level, all the games and exercices will be based on the verb list from that level.

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Revise your English irregular verbs with different levels of lists, tests and games.

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Useful APPS, Websites, and Tips for Self-Study

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In academic writing, you will need to cite (or 'refer to') other people's work or ideas. This section considers how to do this by first looking at what references and citations are, then answering the question of why you need to cite.

What are references & citations?

The terms reference and citation are important in academic writing and the difference between the two can be confusing (though in fact understanding the difference is less important than being able to use both correctly!). The following distinctions are standard in academic writing.

Citation: a specific source used in your text; also called in-text citation, as it occurs in the main body of the text. It can be considered to be short-hand format, as it does not contain full text (or 'biographical') information.

Reference: the full text (or 'biographical') details, such as publisher or URL, title, etc.; also called end-text citation or work cited. It is contained in theReference Section at the end of the work. The reference allows the reader to find the text easily, and is the long-hand format of the in-text citation.

Why cite?

The answer to the question of 'Why cite?' is to maintain appropriate academic standards and honesty. You will need to use other people's ideas or words in your writing to make it stronger, and when you do this it is appropriate to acknowledge the fact that these are not your own ideas or words. This is done via citations. It is also appropriate to allow the reader to locate the source and verify the information, and this is done via thereferences.

A shorter (and more common, though in some ways incorrect) answer to the question of 'Why cite?' is 'to avoid plagiarism'. This is discussed more below in the section on avoiding plagiarism, which also gives types of plagiarism and reasons why students plagiarise.

References
Bailey, S. (2000). Academic Writing. Abingdon: RoutledgeFalmer

Pears, R. and Shields, G. (2013). Cite them right: The essential guide to referencing. 9th edn. Basingstoke: Palgrave MacMillan.

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In academic writing, you will need to cite (or 'refer to') other people's work or ideas, with in-text citations and correctly formatted reference sections.

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How to write in an evidenced based formal style Improve your structure and vocabulary

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Reading is a great way to exercise your brain, learn new things, and even improve your vocabulary. It is also a good way to pass time. However, sometimes you just can’t seem to find the right book to read either because you are far away from the library or just don’t have the money to ... Read more

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What is an Active voice Passive Voice? (Interrogative Sentences)

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What is an Active voice Passive Voice? (Interrogative Sentences) - Consergy

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100 Passive Voice Questions - EnglishPost.org

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Someone will attend to you later. - You will be attended to later., We must do something before the situation gets out of control. - Something must be done before the situation gets out of control., You can hear the music in all sections of the stadium - The music can be heard in all sections of the stadium., The company employs 5 people. - 5 people are employed by the company., They are going to buy a new TV set next week. - A new TV set is going to be bought next week., My great grandfather built this house 60 years ago. - This house was built 60 years ago by my great grandfather., My sister gave me the key so I could get in. - I was given the key so I could get in., A loud noise woke me up last night. - I was woken up last night by a loud noise., She solved all her problems. - All her problems were solved., The outstanding performance impressed her. - She was impressed by the outstanding performance., You mustn't put the leftovers back in the fridge. - The leftovers mustn't be put back in the fridge., The lawyer is preparing some important documents for the trial. - Some important documents are being prepared for the trial by the lawyer., They are building a new amusement park in this neighbourhood. - A new amusement park is being built in this neighbourhood., Millions of people all over the world watch this programme. - This programme is watched by millions of people all over the world., Somebody stole my car from the car park. - My car was stolen from the car park., She hasn't watered these plants for over a week - These plants haven't been watered for over a week., Joe introduced me to his girlfriend last week. - I was introduced to Joe's girlfriend last week., They might invite us to the party, but I'm not sure - We might by invited to the party, nut I'm not sure., Candidates must return their applications by the end of next week. - Applications must be returned by the candidates by the end of next week., We will finish all the school projects by the end of the next term. - All the school projects will be finished by the end of the next term., Somebody took this picture a while ago. - This photo was taken a while ago., The authorities should raise more money for the new church. - More money for the new church should be raised by the authorities., They gave us a guided tour in the museum. - We were given a guided tour in the museum., They saw the suspect entering the building. - The suspect was seen entering the building., The police are investigating the murder. - The murder is being investigated by the police., Picasso painted Guernica in 1937. - Guernica was painted by Picasso in 1937., People have fought wars throughout history. - Wars have been fought throughout history., You can buy tickets for the concert here - Tickets for the concert can be bought here., All the newspapers are reporting the scandal. - The scandal is being reported by all the newspapers., Someone has already paid the workers. - The workers have already been paid.,

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Past Passive - What is the past passive of the following sentences?

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Past Passive (Level 3B) What is the past passive of the following sentences?

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Past Passive (Level 3B) What is the past passive of the following sentences?

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They drank wine last night., My brother fixed his bike., My friends ate 25 hamburgers in 25 minutes., My dogs caught the ball., Ramiro listened to pop music..

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EC B4 M2 10A Name 3 things passive voice

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EC B4 M2 10A Name 3 things passive voice

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Present and Past Perfect Passive exercises - English Classroom

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Present and Past Perfect Passive exercises (A house has / had been built). Practise your English grammar in the English classroom.

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English grammar exercise about passive verbs with the present perfect tense

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EAP I2 M1 U9 The passive: present and past perfect

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EAP I2 M1 U9 The passive: present and past perfect

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1) The waste products have been left here since last February. a) Yes b) No 2) How long had you known Pablo before he died? a) Yes b) No 3) How many times have you been travelled abroad? a) Yes b) No 4) The reports has been written. a) Yes b) No 5) He'd been taken to see the President. a) Yes b) No 6) Sarah was disappointed because her report had been rejected. a) Yes b) No 7) It was a new song. It had never been sang before. a) Yes b) No 8) Central heating has installed. a) Yes b) No 9) He has faced a problem with his rental. a) Yes b) No 10) I have been written a note to my boss. a) Yes b) No 11) The dinner has been paid with Matt. a) Yes b) No 12) Paul has been bitten by a dog. a) Yes b) No 13) I'm afraid we have been stopped by a traffic warden. a) Yes b) No 14) It was all right when everything had been explained. a) Yes b) No 15) Jill didn't see the man. He had been hidden behind the wall. a) Yes b) No 16) They have watched the trailer of the movie. a) Yes b) No 17) A new job portal has been launched by the government. a) Yes b) No 18) My father has been helped a lot of people. a) Yes b) No 19) Food has been ordered for everyone in the room. a) Yes b) No 20) How long had the body frozen before the scientists found it? a) Yes b) No

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EAP I2 M1 U9 The passive: present and past perfect

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일련의 객관식 질문입니다. 정답을 탭하여 진행하세요.. 1) The waste products have been left here since last February. 2) How long had you known Pablo before he died?

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EAP I2 M2 - Present and Past Perfect Passive

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EAP I2 M2 - Present and Past Perfect Passive

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Different plants ____ to make medicine over the years. Before it became a restaurant, it ____ as a pop up café. Elephants ____ illegally for years, ever since a ban on ivory was introduced. If he ____ the news earlier, he might have been able to stop the problem. Several homes ____ by the fire, which then spread to the farms. Since the introduction of GPS, fewer animals ____ as missing by rangers. The information which ____ was interesting, but missing some crucial information. He concluded that the event ____ very badly, and decided to ask for a refund.

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EAP I2 M2 - Present and Past Perfect Passive

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Different plants ____ to make medicine over the years. Before it became a restaurant, it ____ as a pop up café.