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the course with the code includes an
extensive unit on climate change in
regards to stern review on the economics
of climate change which was published
last year the course 12 delves into the
science behind the issue the climate the
challenges it possesses to business and
government as well as discussion of
possible solutions the course includes
an extensive unit on climate change and
requires all students to read the stern
review on the economics of climate
change which was published last year the
course delves into the science behind
the issue the challenges it poses to
business and government as well as
discussions and possible solutions in
the fast changing world of modern health
care the job of a doctor is more and
more like the job of chief XE to the
people who run hospital and physicians
practices physicians practices don't
just need to know medicine they must
also be able to balance budgets motivate
a large and diverse staff and make
difficult marketing and legal decisions
in the fast-changing world of modern
healthcare the job of a doctor is more
and more like the job of a chief
executive the people who run hospitals
and physicians practice don't just need
to know the medicine they must also be
able to balance budget motivate a large
and diverse staff and more difficult
marketing and legal decisions to good
environmental problems caused by
hardrock mining units water pollution by
metals themselves chemicals used in
processing acid drainage and sediment
metals and metal light elements in the
ore of are toxic and pawn to cause
trouble by end up by ending up in nearby
streams and water tablets as a result of
mining operations
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rock mining involves water pollution by
metals themselves chemicals used in the
process acid drainage and sediment
metals and metal like elements in the
ore are toxic and bond to cause trouble
by ending up in nearby streams and water
tablets as a result of mining operation
there has been one or two significant
happenings that have kept alive the hope
that the deep-sea may conceal strange
links with the past okay in December
1938 of the south east tip of africa an
amazing fish was caught alive a fish
that was supposed to have been dead for
at least sixty million years
okay what's difficulty or significant
happenings in the recent years there
have been one or two significant
findings that have kept alive the hope
that the deep-sea may conceal strange
links with the past in December 1938 of
the southeast tip of Africa an amazing
fish was caught alive a fish that was
supposed to be half dead for at least 60
million years concentrate in
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than one variety in the same utterance
multilingual countries cold mixing the
use of more than one variety of same
utterance or sentence and cool switching
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in multilingual countries code-mixing
the use of more than one variety in the
same utterance of sentence and
code-switching
the use of different languages or
varieties between sentence is common and
natural
despite Sat frequency or perhaps because
of it
some scholars and self-appointed
graduates of linguistic morality view
both code mixing and code switching as a
sign of linguistic defense deficiency
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published over 20 years ago the author
argues that the ignorance and lethargy
of the poor are the if direct results of
whole situation of economy social and
political dominance domination by being
kept in the situation in which critical
awareness and responses are practically
impossible
the dissertations are kept submerged we
know rants domination situation in this
landmark account first published over 20
years ago the Arthur argues that the
ignorance and lethargy of the poor are
the direct results of the whole
situation of economic social and
political domination by keeping a
situation in which critical awareness
and response are particularly impossible
the disadvantages are kept submerged
students must observe lab safety
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observe lab safety regulations at all
times
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publication and transmission of the news
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cities worldwide millions 1950 2002 the
on 15 London Tokyo New York in 2050 the
largest city the population increased
this graph illustrates the population of
largest cities across world between the
years of 1950 and 2015 the first three
bar bars indicate the city population of
London Tokyo and New York during the
years of 1950 where London had 8 million
population Tokyo had 17 million and New
York had 21 million we see that London's
population has remained steady but in
2015
Delhi had 12 million people living and
overall it's across the globe bad to bad
kilocalories per day okay
kilo calories consumed Africa is
steadily increasing North America's
plunge
this graph illustrates the kilo calories
per day consumed by few people during
the years of 1975 to 1995 we see that
across the given period Africa has shown
a steady improvement in consumption of
food in kilocalories we see that after
1990 Western Europe and Central Asia
have plummeted over all these four
regions represent the entire world and
in the world the steady glow of food
happens injury location home work roads
okay where is the injury happening at
home or work or roads school children
Malaysia okay when they're at school
okay overall it's more at home itself
this pie chart indicates the amount of
injuries happening for children at
various locations it represents that
41.4% of the injuries that are happening
are happening at home at school there
are percentage is very less which is
4.8% the number of injuries occurring at
work is considerably higher than the
injuries occurring at other locations
overall it is seen that the combined
effort of injuries happening outside of
home are more in number population
growth and projected population of
Sidney 1976 to 31 where it is 3 million
to 4 million and then five million three
thousand which is more in projected than
millions the steady growth
the given line graph represents the
population growth and projected
population growth of Sydney from the
years 1976 to 2003 1 the graph
represents that in the year of 1976
Sensex indicated the population of City
of Sydney is approximately 3 million and
while it is 4 million in 2001 the
projected population of the city Sydney
is 5 million 30,000 which is indicates
that it's a steady increase from 1976 to
2030 one overall the population is
growing steadily 3 towers typey typey
tower petronas towers kuala lumpur see
you stored Chicago Taipei ok 1617
this beautiful picture represents three
different towers across the globe the
first one is from Taipei and the name is
Taipei 101 the second tower is from
Kuala Lumpur the name is petronas towers
one and two we have two towers here and
the third tower is from Chicago and its
name is Caesars Tower
Caesars tower turns at fourteen hundred
and fifty feet the petronas tower stands
at fourteen hundred and eighty-three
feet and the taipei tower is at sixteen
hundred and seventy feet overall the
tallest is taipei tower okay this is a
line graph there is a lot of fluctuation
2002 there is a plummet or a drop and
after that it is increased constantly
100% what is this manufacturing output
in UK percentage
the graph indicates the manufacturing
output in the UK it represents in
percentage what was the output during
the years of 1999 to 2007 we see that
there is a good increment or a rise from
1999 to 2001 and then there was a steady
drop in 2002 however we see that there
is a dramatic drop in the output of the
UK company manufacturing after 2004
there has been a steady increase to 2007
overall we see that the output has been
constant milk is not typical of all
monasteries for many reasons first it is
very grand which most especially later
foundations aren't secondly it was
founded in the countryside whereas in
the 17th and 18th centuries a good
proportion of foundations were made in
towns thirdly it still owns substantial
amount of land because fourthly it lies
in the Austrian Republic the only
European country where grand old
monasteries have been in continuous
existence since they were founded 900 a
thousand even in one case 12 hundred
years ago the picture represents a milk
foundation and the speaker was talking
about its foundation and he mentioned
that it was a grand a built he also
suggested that it was built in the
countryside he then mentioned that many
of the foundations were first in the
town and he also mentioned that in
European countries these foundations and
many other forms similar foundations
have been in numbers of 1990s and 2000's
overall the foundations have been very
great and significant
corruption comes at a huge economic and
social cost and that cost is felt most
acutely by the world's poor dr. Arnold
has already given the staggering figure
of 1 trillion dollars u.s. that's paid
in bribes worldwide it is an
extraordinary figure it's a figure that
equals 10 times what is paid each year
by donors in International Development
Assistance 10 times development
assistance and even this huge amount 1
trillion dollars could be an under
estimate because it's very difficult to
capture a number of the more elusive
transactions within the public sector
that involve corrupt dealings such as
budget leakages and and asset theft
corruption sharpens income inequality
and it impacts disproportionately on the
poor in many countries corruption works
as a as a regressive tax on household
incomes regressive because it impacts
much more on the poor than the more
wealthy compared with higher income
groups lower income families pay a much
larger share of their incomes in bribes
to access basic public services and
their overall access to those services
is reduced
the speaker was talking mainly about
corruption he first suggested that the
overall corruption throughout the world
is about 1 trillion dollars he then
mentioned that this amount is ten times
more than the amount of funds put into
International Development Assistance he
later suggested that this 1 trillion
dollars amount could be a less lower
estimate than what could be the real
value because not everything is recorded
he then mentioned that the poor suffers
the most and pays most on the housing
taxes and put a lot of money into bribes
and gain the least this is hands Krebs
who in 1937 published a paper showing
the sequence of chemical reactions by
which energy is released in individual
cells it's called the krebs cycle which
some of you may remember from your
chemistry course in high school Krebs is
a wonderful example to me of how a
scientist who was determined can
overcome all kinds of human obstacles
krebs father constantly discouraged him
and told him that he had just mediocre
intelligence that would never do
anything important in his life as a
teenager
what Krebs remembers in his memoir his
father said to him you can't make a silk
purse out of a sow's ear and later on
when krebs studied with the great
biochemist otto warburg Warburg also
told him the same thing not the same
quotes but that he had only mediocre
ability there would never be a great
scientist and we all hear about how
important it is for parents to encourage
their children but sometimes the
children will go on to do great things
no matter what we say to them
the author was talking about hands curbs
a great scientist who went on in his
life to do great achievements he first
suggested that hands curbs was has
discovered a chemical reaction which
happens in an individual cell level
maybe we remember this from our high
school education he first said that his
father used to discourage him all the
time and always mentioned he would
achieve nothing
but later on in his career he has
achieved a lot of things he also
suggested that there is another
scientist who otto were poor who was not
supporting hands but at the end hands
achieved a lot of things - which of our
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their vision consult a biologist or an
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conclusions about the past would a
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like microscopes Bunsen burners beakers
and petri dishes what is the name of the
field to study that studies the human
mind and behavior psychology a planet or
a galaxy that is very distant
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objects for inch wide or longer reached
10,000 in these experts if these experts
protections are right billions of
dollars worth of advance outlets are at
risk okay so what has happened the
number of debris in space has increased
so there is a considerable loss coming
in okay so whatever
then we're off
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orbital debris have dramatically
increased during the last decade which
is not only troubling space experts but
also would cause severe damage
we were damaged worth many billions of
dollars to high-tech satellites
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number of noticeable in ordering space
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which is not only traveling space
experts but also would cause severe
damage worth many millions of dollars
dollars to high-tech satellite we now
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who thinks such debris could initiate a
massive
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during the last decade which is not only
traveling space experts who think that
such temporaries will initiate a massive
impact on earth but also would cause
severe damage worth many millions of
dollars okay okay good coffee dry I know
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in San Francisco has little chance of
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original coffee bean okay however if the
coffee bean have bought a Fairtrade
beans if the coffee drinker he or she
has made a conscious effort to you she
has made a conscious effort user with a
fair wage goods that are certified as
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than the market rate
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higher rate with the intention of
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slightly raised
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directly to the farmers
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farmers who raised who raised
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with the thought of rewriting these
additional profits directly to the
farmer who raise the actual items
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the duration profits directly to the
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price for their products and support
sustainable and responsible production
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items are sold in the markets at a
slightly higher rate rate with the
thought of redirecting these additional
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in break time be right back in a couple
of minutes
what is talent well that's a very good
question it's actually a very difficult
question to answer people in the
business of writing about this tend to
define talent in very different ways
some define it in a very restricted way
to apply only to the people at the very
top of the distribution curve the sort
of alphas the top rate minds some
completely in the other direction define
it to mean almost anybody in the
workforce it's a synonym for workers and
I think the first is clearly much too
restrictive second is so broad as to be
completely meaningless I think it does
depend on context you know if you're in
a management consultancy firm then
talent really does mean you know
high-level analytical ability if you're
in Southwest Airlines then talent means
the ability to be personable and
pleasant and crack a few jokes quite
often and keep the passengers happy but
more broadly I think I use the term
talent to mean brain power and I use the
term talent worker to mean something
like Peter Drucker's knowledge workers
not exclusively but in general I think a
talent that really matters in the modern
economy is the talent to use one's brain
both for analytic and creative purposes
the speaker was discussing how do French
our definition of that and differ
while it's um
think
some
let's trip
everyone is tired
well some restrictively think talent
comes by birth by birth
others
see everybody shall turn
speaker was discussing how definitions
understanding of
talent
and
different
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is talent
okay to understand what vitamin D does
we need to understand a central concept
the function of vitamin D is to maintain
blood calcium you probably think that
the function of vitamin D is to maintain
strong bones and teeth but it does that
by accident it's real function is to
maintain your blood calcium level in a
very narrow range and the reason for
that is if your blood calcium level
falls below about 9 milligrams per
hundred milliliters then you're going to
get into big trouble and die rather
quickly and that's because blood calcium
is important for muscle contraction and
nerve transmission and if you don't have
enough of it you can't contract muscles
normally there can't be normal nerve
impulses and this results in a disease
called tetany where you get these
uncontrolled convulsions followed by
rapid death calcium is also important
for enzyme activity and blood clotting
you mentioned
human purpose of vitamin D is to
you smelled in the levels of blood
calcium in the narrow range
so let us begin by addressing the
question of inactivity and obesity and
children and youth it's clear that in
children and youth more and more of them
are by this definition of excess body
weight when we were seeing the
prevalence go up and not only in
children and youth but actually in
infants and in tiny babies 6 to 23
months look how over the last 20 or 30
years the obesity rate has increased now
there's a whole host of issues about how
do you define obesity in children let
alone in babies but will not go into
that this evening you look at slightly
younger kids you know it's the same
pattern and then 6 to 11 year olds and
even the older children I mean this is a
phenomenon observed widely around the
world and from babies to children to
youth and adults it's all you have to do
is you know if you've traveled to the
United States but say a couple of times
in the last 20 years it's very clear
that there's an obesity epidemic there
and we are well not we're not quite
number one but way ahead of you folks
you need to try to catch up and have the
obesity rate move up a bit
well the works of Shakespeare have been
reiative about once every 20 years since
his own lifetime that's partly just
because as times change the kind of
information we need changes so for
instance a generation ago readers could
be expected to understand the allusions
to classical mythology in Shakespeare
now most kids don't have a classical
training so we need explanatory notes
for that so there is part of the process
is simply just sort of polishing things
up you know keeping the plays up to date
I also was very keen to take this
project on because there simply was no
Edition out there that I thought was
satisfactory quite often students or
parents of prospective students would
say to me okay
which is the addition of the complete
works to buy and I really couldn't put
my hand on my heart and say this is a
satisfactory addition one reason for
that is simply the the sort of technical
reason that nearly all editions are
printed in double-column which is
terribly hard to read and most complete
works editions don't actually have the
explanatory notes on the page so there
were sort of practical things
some years ago Bjorn Lomborg a young
Danish statistician published a book
called The Skeptical environmentalist it
became a best-seller and generated a lot
of heat LAN Borg was attacked abused and
accused of all manner of things not
because he denied the fact of global
warming in fact he affirmed it that
because on his analysis the devil and he
says a lot of deviousness was contained
in the details presented concerning the
size of the problem and what were the
most responsible steps to take in
response to global warming
I think that's not going to be such a
viable option for service but that may
be the way that they're going to
approach it
private equity of course is supposed to
have the advantage of taking management
out of the spotlight of quarterly
profits and Industry Analysts and and
prying shareholder eyes and that
hypothetically gives them a chance to
take slower more patient routes to doing
something to turn a company around I
would I would hope and I have some I
guess optimism that some of the Cerberus
team will have some creativity and
imagination
there's another thing that's unique
about positive psychology as a field of
study again started in 1998 you see
until very recently the realm of life
flourishing of enhancing the quality of
our lives has been dominated by pop
psychology now you go to the bookstore
and the self-help section huge expanding
literally by the second thousands
hundreds of thousands of books on the
topic you open these books and what you
see very interesting carries much
charismatic writers good writers but
often not always but often very little
substance then you go to academia you
enter a library you open the academic
journals what you see there a lot of
rigor strong empirical foundation
science but on the other hand not
accessible most people don't read
academic journals with positive
psychology does is create a bridge
between the ivory tower and Main Street
bringing the rigor the empirical
foundation linking it to the
accessibility
making it accessible to students in
college to the general public
the neurons in the brain the brain cells
are like electrical cables and they've
got a layer of insulation like the
rubber or plastic around electrical
cables it's a layer of fat called myelin
that enables the nerves to transmit
impulses properly what the petrel does
it's fat soluble and it just dissolves
that insulation layer so basically
there's no sort of protection around the
neurons and slowly the neurons
themselves shrink as well and it makes
you feel good
makes you emotionally feel better strong
tough smart so the messages can't get
around the brain and the body so well
anymore but the damage seems to follow a
process the thinking the executive
function the more complex thinking is
affected first then the memory and the
learning and eventually the movement
centers of the brain are affected and
that's when there's more serious
impairment and probably less chance of
recovery
and one of the major lessons that we've
learned is that diversity masks unity
and what I mean by that is that we are
we are so attuned to noticing
differences between things and even
differences between people for example
because it's a tremendous survival
advantage for us to recognize a lot of
different people and know which ones are
our friends and which ones are likely to
stab us in the back it really really
allows you to human beings to prosper
but that that keen awareness of
diversity actually masks some
extraordinary remarkable unifying
principles in living organisms
they're places on the moon near the
poles where the Sun never gets very high
it just sort of rolls around the horizon
and if the crater rims are tall enough
which is the case for already known
craters the Sun never reaches the bottom
of the crater so becomes we call a water
trap where comets that might have
impacted the moon and the like water
molecules can just fall into that and
never get warm enough to evaporate out
and so as dry as the moon is it may have
substantial amounts of water trapped at
the bottom of these craters
one interesting invention might be some
device that reaches down into the soil
scoops it up and sucks the water
molecules out of it and drips it into a
cup and then the other end you separate
the hydrogen from the oxygen that gives
you rocket fuel so the same machine that
gives you the cup of water gives you
rocket fuel on the other side that's
kind of an interesting device if someone
could invent that because then you take
it to the Sahara and extract water out
of the sands of the Sahara
I mean imagine the kinds of things you
can do with the technology that enables
Winston Churchill was 65 years old when
he became prime minister in 1940 at a
most critical time in English history he
was 80 when he resigned after his second
period of Premiership many other leaders
including presidents of the United
States and dictators such as Stalin have
been leaders in their late sixties and
seventies this is particularly
significant given that most of them
suffered from serious illnesses even now
many politicians are both central and
local level continuing office well into
old age there are other leadership areas
where older people continue into old age
for example in academic life where
writers and lecturers continue to act as
intellectual leaders well into their
90's in industry - some leaders shown
so often when we say the word activist
is it creates this little box in our
mind that certain people can fit in and
other people cannot and one of my
experiences I guess one of my lessons
from the various experiences I've had
over the last few years has been that
every choice we make has an impact on
the world including when we choose not
to do something and because of that then
if you look at it we don't oftentimes
see the results of our choices right
away and so we think that it might or
might not make a difference like what is
this one choice really mean in the grand
scheme of things but because no choice
happens in a vacuum every choice has
impact and because of that then then
truly we are all activists because every
choice we're making is creating
well there's a positive obligation on
the bank to ensure that the people who
are signing a line guaranteed know what
they're doing
loan guarantees are a kind of unique in
in that someone is giving security or a
guarantee and placing themselves at risk
for someone else and they receive
nothing material in return so you've got
to ask yourself why is this person doing
this do they know what they're doing
they're risking a lot and not really
getting anything back for it
so the imperative is that the bank must
ensure that these people know what
they're doing and that they fully
understand the implications of what
they're doing and they know that that
their properties may be sold if another
person doesn't meet their obligations
people this proposition may seem
far-fetched but ending poverty is both
morally necessary and actually feasible
all of us must play a role in making it
happen all human beings want and have a
right to live in dignity to determine
our own destinies and to be respected by
other by other people
despite the universality of these rights
our capacities to fulfill them very
enormous Lee and no dividing line is
more profound in influencing the quality
of our lives than the gulf between
poverty and possible prosperity
it's in financial company's interest to
have people save more money
it's
interests
and financial companies
further research should establish
whether this trend is significant
a gradual increase occurred between
October and December
oh yes water is good
okay go ahead few minutes
this writing was closed but looks like
spelling mistakes and I need to work on
these two this was good oral fluency
pronunciation Wow
I thought I made a lot of mistakes and
speaking he was very fine spelling honk
this is the score and we should go to
Busan I take this course too bad
to where
okay let's see yeah that's it right here
let's see let's see how well our SS were
and where we went wrong and that's how I
copied this was this was the first essay
my or television my Televi seriously oh
my god for never ever sex
for spelling mistakes bad bear and you
obviously there are some mistakes which
caused my writing to drop Society
television oh my - bar couple of grounds
does violence presented on TV cause any
present on TV in revealed as revealed in
okay should have used a short form
they're bad phrases what are my bad
phrases V some well ii mean does he's
and so I should be using better words
here that is one problem transition 64
this is good
they used good transitional phrases that
is good it's also good average length
nineteen passive sentence
okay so there is a lot of variety in
this style of writing which is a good
thing
vocab
Oh cam Oh tranny work every implications
cons content yes enact ideology
Underwood indispensable all these words
right shared revealed they were good
good vocabulary how many yeah 13% or Oh
cap words it shows is good but how some
more this gives you 8 t9 be 89 is like
89 by 100 it's a b-grade let's just you
not correct these silly mistakes which I
should have not done deli
vision
Society really
there is no word co2 Telecaster
there's no award right
okay let's see now okay
yeah this so after removing the spelling
mistakes which I should not have done
school rules 291 a which should throw us
over 79 just because of spelling
mistakes we did not work out bad so that
was about the first I said let's check
the second although second SYE
okay this is the second essay oh my god
they're more spelling mistake country
considerably so I'm correcting the
spelling mistake because we know they're
wrong compare plea okay
collect this to character the spelling
mistakes
oh this is a tan th en that is wrong so
real grammatical error spelling is my
daily daily routine are involved and
then okay
28 lower score less than this is bad
I should not be using these words should
be finding alternative for them sty this
is good transition words are there and
how each length is 18.5 it's good
passive one passive impress you this one
different variety in sentences which is
what cab
okay so this is a hard like 12% okay
here
and this gives you an idea as well so
the bottom line is had I been using
better vocabulary words by replacing
these that's one thing that would have
increased my vocab score further and had
I not committed those spelling mistakes
my spelling mistakes score would have
been better and obviously if you see
right this is a blunder
it is like less than 65 because of those
silly mistakes anyway so better not to
use the words which you really don't
know that's what it concludes and yeah
so almost everything is above
let's assume the spelling mistakes are
not done okay if that is the case almost
everything is above yeah here and why
did I get like less here had I not done
spelling mistakes ever I've got I was
already lying here probably there are
some mistakes done some saw it on the
session reading section this can only be
improved if you get good score and ready
and obviously probably I should have
done better and multiple-choice or
somewhere reading session I yeah maybe
the reorder paragraphs I was wrong
that's why
okay so let's close here