Smaller groups

1.

smaller groups
Different

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3.

Introduction (the goal of the report)
The aim of this report is to
As requested, I am writing this report to
This report aims to outline/assess
The purpose behind this report is to
Development
The first observation to make concerns…
It has to been stressed that…
According to (the majority of respondents)…
In spite of (the fact that)…
Despite (the fact that)…
This seems unlikely in the near/foreseeable future
Recommendations
I therefore suggest
I advise you (not) to
I believe it would be beneficial
It would be advisable to
You may wish/want to consider
If you wish to…, you should
If we wish to…, we ought to
Conclusion
Provided that these recommendations are taken into consideration,…
In conclusion,…
From the research one can conclude that…

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Headings
Strong adj
Big numbers
Strange collocations
Imperative
Research/discovered
Superlative (# of the most Adj + n)
Inspiration/encouragement (it’s never too late)
Pics
Action + motive (strange)
Why???
A never-before-seen
Give summary, using verbs

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Discovering Watamu
Unknown/unfamous place of Kenya
Amazing safari in Kenya
Have fun exploring Watamu
10 ways to understand Kenya
Getting inspired by Kenya
the best place in the world I’ve been to
THE PERFECT HOLIDAY
DESTINATION
I don’t know If I have found the perfect holiday destination but I’m sure that
Watamu is the best place I have ever visited.
Watamu Is a small village on the coastline of Kenya. It takes three hours to
arrive there by car from the capital Nairobi but it’s a trip that is worth to be done.
When I booked the holiday I thought I was going to spend all the time laying on
the beach. I was wrong! Once arrived there I discovered a lots of way to have
fun. The sea and the white beaches with the palms are stunning but there’s
something more you can enjoy. The countryside is also Interesting and people
are friendly and sell the products of their poor country always smiling.
And you cannot imagine how amazing is to make a safari In the park. Because
of the very hot temperature, you have to set out very early in the morning if you
want to see all the animals. The landscape of the park is fascinating, everything
seems to very dry, them are no trees Just bushes. Driving on your jeep you
discover something real & special: a wild world full of life.

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heading?
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the longest a human being has ever survived while trapped underground was
69 days — a record unintentionally set by a group of Chilean miners after they got trapped in 2010 following a mine collapse.
But last week, a Spanish mountaineer and extreme sportswoman named Beatriz Flamini may have just broken that record. As
part of an experiment to measure the effects of long-term solitude on the human body, Flamini spent a whopping 500 days in a
Spanish cave near Granada, 230 feet underground and with almost no interaction with the outside world.
Flamini began her challenge on Nov. 20, 2021 equipped with water, food, and a couple of cameras she used to record her
experience, as well as items like books, paint, and knitting kits to help her pass the time.
Throughout the experiment, Flamini spent her days exercising, cooking, drawing, knitting hats, and relishing in the silence. Over
the 500 days, she read a total of 60 books and frequently had conversations with herself about them.
“I didn’t talk to myself out loud, but I had internal conversations and got on very well with myself,” Flamini told Reuters.
Not only did Flamini spend two birthdays in the cave, but she was also unaware of any major news events that occurred within
her 500 days of isolation, including Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the lifting of her home country’s mask mandate, Will Smith’s
Oscars slap, and the death of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II.
Flamini seemed determined not to let the solitude impact her mentally. Before entering the cave, she did mental exercises to help
prepare her for the reality of her new life underground.
“You have to remain conscious of your feelings. If you’re afraid, that’s something natural but never let panic in or you get
paralyzed,” she told Reuters.