To treat/ to handle/ to cope/ to deal with (4 sentences)
1.The older sister used to treat her like a stranger. Now she realises that family is important.
2. Psychologists should handle with their clients.
3. Tomorrow is going to be a tough day. To cope with it I'm going to have an early sleep tonight.
4. In my region to deal with both frost in winter and heat in summer might be difficult.
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To treat/ to handle/ to cope/ to deal with (4 sentences)
1.The older sister used to treat her like a stranger. Now she realises that family is important.2. Psychologists should treat their patients. handle with their clients.
The post office employees had to handle a lot of mail.
3. Tomorrow is going to be a tough day. To cope with it I'm going to have an early sleep tonight.
4. In my region to deal with both frost in winter and heat in summer might be difficult.
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To treat/ to handle/ to cope/ to deal with (4 sentences)
1.The older sister used to treat her like a stranger. Now she realises that family is important.2. Psychologists should treat their patients.*
3. Tomorrow is going to be a tough day. To cope with it I'm going to have an early sleep tonight.
4. In my region, coping with both frost in winter and heat in summer might be difficult.
Very well written!
*there is a trend, nowadays, to write 'client' or 'customer' for .... 'patient', 'passenger', 'reader', 'guest', 'shopper', 'tourist', 'pedestrian', .... presumably because all these people pay or can pay for these 'services'. Personally, I avoid 'cusomer' or 'client' and use a word from the second set of words as it is more descriptive and not yet, another, reminder of the capitalist Valhallah that we live in.
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