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MG 2.3 Reading Task 1

  * Open Microsoft Teams 

* Go to assignments 

* You have to read a paragraph and record the audio in Microsoft Teams  program

* You can try more than once at the same time

* The assignment ends on Wednesday 30  Shaban at 6.30 am  ( 22  Mar 2023 )


Are you feeling run-down? Stressed? Do you get sick easily? The solution to your problems may be surprisingly simple: Try laughing. Countless research studies have shown the amazing number of ways

that laughter positively impacts both our mind and body.

Laughter has an immediate beneficial effect on our mood and sense of well-being. Generally speaking, the harder you laugh, the better you feel. But why is this? Research has found that laughter offers some of the same benefits as exercise. When you laugh, that laughter stretches, tones, and strengthens muscles in your face and body. It increases your heart rate and causes you to breathe faster, which increases oxygen levels in your body. According to William F. Fry, M.D., Associate

Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at Stanford University, “Laughing 100–200 times per day is the cardiovascular equivalent of rowing for 10 minutes.”

One study even found that laughter can help people lose weight. Researchers discovered that laughing out loud for 10–15 minutes a day can burn up to 50 calories. However, this certainly doesn’t

mean you should give up a visit to the gym for a hearty laugh. 


Reading Task 1

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