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health |
A person's mental or physical condition is called their health.
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doctor |
A doctor is a person who helps you when you are sick.
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medicine |
People take medicine to make them feel better when they are sick.
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study |
People go to school, college or university to study.
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happiness |
The noun for happy is happiness.
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habit |
An activity you find difficult to stop is called a habit.
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charity |
An organisation that helps people for free is called charity.
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donation |
A donation is a sum of money given to charity.
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television |
People watch programmes, news and films on the television in their homes.
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really |
Another word for very is really.
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friendly |
A nice, kind, polite person can also be called friendly.
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dangerously |
If you are not doing something carefully, you are doing it dangerously.
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whisk |
Another word for stir or mix is whisk.
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serve |
When you have finished cooking, your meal is ready to serve to people.
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next |
Another word for after is next.
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