It’s very important to choose the right food nowadays. Healthy and balanced diet is useful for every person. We depend on food as well as the cars depend on gas, for example. It’s our natural fuel, which gives our body physical strength and health. When the body is healthy, the mind will also be healthy.Different types of food contain different nutrients for our body. Some supply us with carbohydrates, some with proteins or fats, some with vitamins and minerals, etc. Many people think that fat is bad for people and they try to cut down on it. There is even a special line of products, called low-fat. The problem is that we do need some kinds of fat, but the saturated fats from animal products, like red meat, butter and cheese, can be really bad for health. Friendly fats can be found in avocados, nuts and seeds, olives and tuna fish, and in some other products.
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Organization of student activities in pairs and small groups
To ensure fruitful work in pairs and in a small group, it is not enough just to correctly formulate an educational task or urge students to be patient with the interlocutor. You need to define a clear and consistent course of action for students to ensure their cooperation. In the pedagogical movement to create a collective way of teaching, significant developments have been made in this direction.
Organization of educational work in pairs
The educational activities of schoolchildren can take place in permanent or replacement pairs. There are the following types of educational work in pairs: discussion, joint study, training, training and verification.
The types of work in pairs differ:
• positions (roles) of students;
• goals;
• content;
• techniques of interaction;
• results
-He doesn't have breakfast at 8.00.- Does he have
-He doesn't love her.- Does he love
-Some schoolgirls don't wear uniforms.- Do some schoolgirls wear
-He doesn't trust you.- Does he trust
-He doesn't try hard.- Does he try
-The park doesn't close at dusk.- Does the park close
-He doesn't miss his mother.- Does he miss
-The children don't like sweets.- Do the children like
-He doesn't finish work at 6.00.- Does he finish
-He doesn't live beside the sea.- Does he live
-This stove doesn't heat the water.- Does this stove heat
-She doesn't have a cooked breakfast.- Does she have
-She doesn't carry a sleeping bag.- Does she carry
-He doesn't usually believe you.- Does he usually believe
-She doesn't dance in competition.- Does she dance
-You don't remember the address.-Do you remember
-She doesn't play chess very well.- Does she play
-He doesn't worry about her.- Does he worry
-These thieves don't work at night.- Do these thieves work
-He doesn't leave home at 8.00 every day.- Does he leave
-Ann doesn't arrange everything.- Does Ann arrange
-She doesn't agree with you.- Does she agree
-Their dogs don't bark all night.- Do their dogs bark
-Their neighbours don't often complain.- Do their neighbours often complai
-Tom doesn't enjoy driving at night.- Does Tom enjoy
-He doesn't engage new staff every spring.- Does he engage
-Tom doesn't look very well.- Does Tom look
-They don't sell fresh grape juice here.- Do they sell
-She doesn't cut her husband’s hair.- Does she cut
-They don't pick the apples in October.- Do they pick
-The last train doesn't leave at midnight.- Does the last train leave
-He doesn't relax at weekends.- Does he relax
-She doesn't refuse to discuss it.- Does she refuse