English, 07.08.2021 14:00 ajayfurlow

SPEAKING . Ask and answer questions. 1 Have you ever felt sick after eating something? What happened? 2 When you have a cold, what do you do to get better?
3 Do you believe that taking exercise is good for you personally? Give reasons.
4 Where you live, is it easy or difficult to make an appointment with a doctor?
5 When you have a slight temperature, do you immediately see a doctor, or do you wait a few days?

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Answer from: AysiaRamosLee

1. Yes I have felt sick after eating Mexican food from El Torito. I had an upset stomach and experienced barfing.

2. When I have a cold, I stay in bed and rest and make sure to eat warm soup or Ramen to make me feel better.

3. Yes taking exercise is good for me because it will help me stay fit and healthy as well as keeping me at a good BMI.

4. It is partially easy as I have a doctor's office and ER at least 20 min away and I can easily book an appointment as the doctor is a family friend.

5. I wait a few days as a slight temperature can mean being sick or it could just be you overheating.

Answer from: QueenNerdy889

YES , I HAVE ACTUALLY...

WHEN I HAVE A COLD I DRINK HOT WATER AND MEDICINES AND TABLETS.

YES I THINK TAKING EXERCISE IS BETTER WHEN WE ARE SICK

I LIVE IN THANKOT BUT IT'S HARD TO HAVE APPOINTMENT WITH DOCTOR DURING LOCKDOWN..

I IMMEDIATELY MEET WITH DOCTOR CAUSE IT CAN CAUSES REALLY PAINLESS..

Personal trainer and exercise physiotherapist Geralyn Coopersmith, senior manager of the Equinox Fitness Training Institute in New York, has this to add: "The general rule is that if it is just a little sniffle and you take some medications and don't feel so sick, it's OK to work out. But if you have any bronchial tightness, it's not advisable to be working out."

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HOPE IT'S HELPFUL FOR U MATE..

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answer: a

explanation:

read the following excerpt from “greece” by oscar wilde.

the sea was sapphire [colored], and the sky

burned like a heated opal through the air;

we hoisted sail; the wind was blowing fair

for the blue lands that to the eastward lie.

which words does the poet include to the reader visualize the scene?

“the sea was sapphire”

“through the air”

“was blowing fair”

“to the eastward lie”

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