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19 English lessons on the topic of
'body'
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“Obviously, I'm not exactly at peak physical condition myself, so who am I to talk?”
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“If anything, I have to actively work to put on weight.”
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“He thought he'd just sprained it, but it turned out it was fractured.”
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“Ah, I pulled my hamstring.”
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“I need to work on my posture.”
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“You seem to have a hairline fracture in one of the minor bones in your foot.”
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“I've developed a rash of some kind on my upper back, between my shoulder blades.”
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“I need to work off these love handles.”
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“My ears are still ringing.”
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“Ooh, my leg's asleep.”
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