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Survey Native English Speakers, please, answer the question. What is SOUL for you? I need it for my RESEARCH PAPER. There are five definitions of it. If you agree with them - please tick. If you have your own explanations - there is an option to explain. If you do not agree with any of them - tick in a column of DISAGREE https://ru.surveymonkey.com/s/LDJBXSP

Would someone check the exercise please For questions 1-10, read the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end of some of the lines to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0). AN ALTERNATIVE LOOK AT HEALTH ISSUES While it's true that (0) .....reflexology.... originates from the Orient, and is indeed part of the trunkful of (1)...benefitial............modalities practised by healers such as myself, my focus here is in fact on the (2)...circulation............of your bare feet rather my own. From a structural standpoint, the (3)...significance....... of your feet cannot be ignored. Liken yourself to an (4)....incredibly...........tall building. Any architect will tell you that only with stable foundations can a building withstand the almost (5)...uncontrolled............effects of gravity, time and weather and remain upright for any respectable period. To provide a solid base on which to stand, walk, run or dance, it is essential that you pull up your arches until you begin to do so (6)....unconsciously...........without having to remind yourself. This (7).....enables..........the feet to form their intended shape as a tripod device. Owing to the (8)...intrusion............ into the footwear market of modern-style trainers, many of us have fallen arches or misshapen toes. This, however, is not (9).....curable...........but you may have to exert a modicum of self-discipline in order to retrain yourself. Once this relationship has been established, you may be surprised at the increased spring level in your step. And over time, you may also be amazed at your increased (10).....muscular..........flexibility. 0. REFLEX 1. BENEFIT 2. CIRCULATE 3. SIGNIFY 4. CREDIBLE 5. CONTROL 6. CONSCIOUS 7. ABLE 8. INTRUDE 9. CURE 10. MUSCLE

Please, check the exercise For questions 1-10, read the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end of some of the lines to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0). AN ALTERNATIVE LOOK AT HEALTH ISSUES While it's true that (0) .....reflexology.... originates from the Orient, and is indeed part of the trunkful of (1)...benefitial............modalities practised by healers such as myself, my focus here is in fact on the (2)...circulation............of your bare feet rather my own. From a structural standpoint, the (3)...significance....... of your feet cannot be ignored. Liken yourself to an (4)....incredibly...........tall building. Any architect will tell you that only with stable foundations can a building withstand the almost (5)...uncontrolled............effects of gravity, time and weather and remain upright for any respectable period. To provide a solid base on which to stand, walk, run or dance, it is essential that you pull up your arches until you begin to do so (6)....unconsciously...........without having to remind yourself. This (7).....enables..........the feet to form their intended shape as a tripod device. Owing to the (8)...intrusion............ into the footwear market of modern-style trainers, many of us have fallen arches or misshapen toes. This, however, is not (9).....curable...........but you may have to exert a modicum of self-discipline in order to retrain yourself. Once this relationship has been established, you may be surprised at the increased spring level in your step. And over time, you may also be amazed at your increased (10).....muscular..........flexibility. 0. REFLEX 1. BENEFIT 2. CIRCULATE 3. SIGNIFY 4. CREDIBLE 5. CONTROL 6. CONSCIOUS 7. ABLE 8. INTRUDE 9. CURE 10. MUSCLE

Please, check the exercise A. Read the following sets of sentences and mark the odd one out in each space. 1. a) Have you been studying English for a long time? b) Did you study English for a long time? - ODD c) Have you studied English for a long time? 2. a) Paul used to have a mobile phone. b) Paul used his mobile phone to call the office. c) Paul used to call the office on his mobile phone. - ODD 3. a) You ought to take notice of her advice. b) You’d do well to take notice of her advice. - ODD c) You did well to take notice of her advice. 4. a) I hope you won’t butt in while I’m speaking. b) I wish you wouldn’t butt in while I’m speaking. c) If only you wouldn’t butt in while I’m speaking. - ODD 5. a) The government has misled the public about tax cuts. b) The government is said to have misled the public about tax cuts. - ODD c) The public have been misled by the government about tax cuts. 1. Choose the correct alternative to complete the sentences. 1. It’s CONSIDERABLY/ easily the hardest thing I’ve ever done. 2. He was always trying TO GET / getting me into trouble when we were young. 3. There is NOTHING MORE ANNOYING / little to annoy than forgetting what you were going to say. 4. Why are you be / BEING so nasty to him? 5. He’s forever forget / FORGETTING to put out the bins so that the rubbish can be collected. 2. Correct the mistakes in the sentences. There is one mistake in each sentence. 1. Never again he would believe what she told him. Never again would he believe what she told him. 2. Enough oddly, I’m not surprised at all. Oddly enough, I`m not surprised at all. 3. Will I repeat the question for you? Shall I repeat the question for you? 4. He sat there hoping he’d getting away with it. He sat there hoping he would get away with it. 5. As a child I never dreamt I will be rich. As a child I never dreamt I would be rich.