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B. There is.

Name of country: Australia

1: Tam was beautiful and gentle.

2: You shouldn't eat ice cream.

3: I love folk tales because each of them gives me a lesson in life.

The police arrested the driver, and the reason for this is that his alibi didn't hold up given the specific date of the crime. The driver claimed he went to the bank, but the crime occurred on July 4th, which is Independence Day—a national holiday in the United States. On this day, banks are typically closed, so his statement about going to the bank was likely false, making him a prime suspect.

Cíu

– DO NOT drink alcohol before driving a vehicle.
– DO NOT accelerate recklessly, swerve, swerve, turn suddenly, run red lights, or drive a vehicle without all required documents.
– DO NOT encroach on: Roadbeds, sidewalks, traffic safety corridors.
– DO NOT have bad habits or bad habits in dealing with people participating in traffic as well as when traffic accidents occur.
– DO NOT let traffic accidents happen when participating in traffic.
– DO NOT seat more than 2 people in the vehicle.
– DO NOT participate in racing or encourage illegal racing.

Tham khảo:

I shouldn't across the street when the traffic light is red

I shouldn't forget my helmet 

I shouldn't drink beer or alcohol before using transportation.

People in the town throw rubbish everywhere. Tourists don't want to visit this place. 

=> People in the town throw rubbish everywhere, so tourists don't want to visit this place.

1. They learned how to swim in 2010.
2. Nam is the tallest student in our class.
3. If robots do all of our work, we will have nothing to do.
4. This is my house and that is hers.

1 learned

2 the tallest

3 do

4 hers

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The rise of teen overweight and obesity is a pressing concern. Factors like easy access to processed foods and increased screen time contribute to this issue. These unhealthy habits can lead to health problems like diabetes and heart disease later in life.

Combating this trend requires a multi-pronged approach.  At home, families can focus on healthy meal plans with plenty of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Encouraging physical activity, whether through team sports, after-school clubs, or simply family walks, is crucial. Schools can play their part by promoting healthy lunches and recess activities. Ultimately, creating a culture that values healthy habits and empowers teens to make positive choices is key to reversing this trend.