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Hi Tom,

Thanks for me your bike last weekend!

I had so much fun around the park.

I'll it to you tomorrow afternoon. Is that a good time for you?

Also, I think we should another bike ride soon!

See you then,

Jake

Put the words/phrases into the correct order to make a meaningful sentence.

Put the words/phrases into the correct order to make a meaningful sentence.

Put the words/phrases into the correct order to make a meaningful sentence.

Hi Claire,

a. I've recently started doing yoga to help with stress.

b. It's a great way to relax and improve your flexibility.

c. I think you'd really enjoy it!

d. Let me know what you think.

e. You could even try an online class if you're interested!

Take care,

Rachel

Hi Timmy,

a. Perhaps we could try standing up and stretching briefly every hour?

b. It's just a suggestion to improve our well-being while we work.

c. This might help us feel less stiff and more energetic throughout the day.

d. I had a little thought about how we could all incorporate a bit more movement into our workday.

e. There are some simple stretches we could do right at our desks.

What are your thoughts on this idea?

Thanks,

Jake

Hi Jane,

a. I am so sorry to inform you that I won't be able to join our planned visit to the botanical gardens this afternoon.

b. I was really looking forward to spending some time outdoors and enjoying the fresh air with you.

c. Please let me know if you plan another outing soon, as I would still very much like to join you then.

d. I hope you have a lovely time exploring the gardens.

e. An unexpected family matter has come up, and I need to attend to it.

Best regards,

Lucy

Dear Ryan,

a. Thank you again for your helpful advice. I really appreciate it.

b. I wanted to send a quick email to thank you for our conversation last week about getting better sleep.

c. I have tried some of the things you suggested, like making my bedroom darker and avoiding coffee in the evening.

d. Your tips were really practical and easy to follow.

e. I have noticed a big difference already! I feel much more rested during the day and have more energy.

Best,

Joe

Hi Clara,

I hope you are doing well.

a. It's at the community center next Tuesday evening at 7 pm.

b. I thought it might be something you would enjoy, as you are always interested in health.

c. Would you like to come with me? We could go for a coffee afterwards.

d. The speaker is a doctor who studies aging.

e. I saw an interesting talk advertised about simple ways to live a longer and healthier life.

Let me know if you are free.

Best,

Emily

Dear Dr. Stephen,

a. I am very sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

b. Please let me know what times you have available.

c. I am writing to sincerely apologize, but I won't be able to make our appointment on Thursday at 10 a.m.

d. I woke up this morning feeling quite unwell with a fever and think it's best for me to stay home and rest to recover.

e. Could we please reschedule my appointment for sometime next week?

Thank you for your understanding.

Best regards,

Joe Nguyen

Hi Everyone,

a. What if we started a short stretching break for about five minutes every afternoon around 3 p.m.?

b. It's just a thought, and it wouldn't take much time.

c. It could help us to move our bodies after sitting for so long and maybe reduce any stiffness.

d. I had a little idea that might help us all feel a bit better during the workday.

e. What does everyone think about trying this out for a few days?

Let me know your opinions.

Thanks,

Mia

a. Another good way is to make other activities more appealing and accessible.

b. Offering support and transportation for these activities can make a big difference in reducing their screen time.

c. One helpful idea to help teenagers spend less time looking at screens is to set clear limits together as a family.

d. If there are interesting clubs, sports teams, or art classes available, teenagers might choose these over their screens.

e. For example, you can agree on specific times each day when phones and tablets are not allowed, like for two hours in the evening.

a. They can help us stay awake and significantly improve focus when we are very tired or need to study long hours.

c. High caffeine intake can sometimes lead to headaches, increased heart rate, and even anxiety.

b. To stay healthy, responsible teenagers should limit their consumption of energy drinks and choose natural ways to boost energy, such as regular exercise and proper nutrition.

d. Caffeine and energy drinks can have both positive and negative effects on our health when used carefully.

e. However, drinking too many energy drinks may cause nervousness and disturb our sleep.

a. Sitting for a long time can be harmful to your health.

b. To stay healthy, it is important to take short breaks, stand up, and move around during the day.

c. It can also lead to weight gain because your body is not moving or burning many calories.

d. It can make your body stiff and cause pain in your back and neck.

e. Some people feel more tired or find it hard to focus after sitting for many hours.

a. One problem is that teens often compare themselves to others online, which can make them feel sad or not good enough.

b. Social media is popular among teenagers, but it can affect their mental health.

c. However, using social media in a healthy way, like following positive accounts or taking breaks, can be helpful.

d. It's important for teenagers to balance online life with real-life activities and talk to someone if they feel unhappy.

e. Another issue is spending too much time on social media, which may lead to stress and poor sleep.