well-being . High-level vocabulary with examples

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Example: "Physical exercise enhances both physical and mental well-being." Question 3 : Why do you think some people continue bad habits when they know that
Established routines
Example: "People often underestimate the tangible consequences of bad habits when theyre not immediately visible." Jobs Question 1

well-being
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High-level vocabulary with examples:
1)
Locally sourced
(collocation) - Obtained or produced from nearby areas.
Example: "A preference for locally sourced foods supports health and local
economies."
2)
Well-being
(noun) - A state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy.
Example: "Physical exercise enhances both physical and mental well-being."
Question 3
: Why do you think some people continue bad habits when they know that
they are damaging to their health?
Answer
: People often continue bad habits due to a variety of reasons. Some find it hard to
break
established routines
and habits. Others may use these habits as coping mechanisms for
stress or emotional challenges. Additionally, social and peer influences can reinforce bad
habits. The lack of immediate,
tangible consequences
may lead some to underestimate the
long-term health risks, creating a barrier to change.
High-level vocabulary with examples:
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Established routines
(collocation) - Patterns of behavior that have become regular and
ingrained.
Example: "Breaking established routines can be a challenging part of overcoming bad
habits."
2)
Tangible consequences
(collocation) - Outcomes that are clear and measurable.
Example: "People often underestimate the tangible consequences of bad habits when
they're not immediately visible."
Jobs
Question 1
: Do you think job satisfaction is more important than salary when choosing

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