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denis-greek [22]
3 years ago
10

Here it is........................... i couldn’t fit all of it so I’ll post the rest ok

English
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yaroslaw [1]3 years ago
6 0

Why is reading so important?

Reading, imagine if you don't know how to read , how will you even communicate or read a job offer ? . Without reading you can or could not get a job even if your work at an easy place like mcdonalds you will still need to read in order to please your customers, that's why it is important to read even if you're old . did you know that 32 million adults in the US can't read yeah that way you need to read , but not just to follow your dream career or to get a job but to also help your brain. the reason i am saying this is because when you read it helps you mentally and physically just like in the article ¨ living a healthy lifestyle ¨ in the first paragraph ¨stress¨ it talks about what stress is and how you can solve or reduce stress and one of the ways is to read because when you read it sends chemicals of reactions and peace to your brain that makes your adrenal axis calm down and make you realize you're muscles relax and unclamp. The gist in the whole article was ¨helpful¨ or informative because the reporter was trying to make the reader know that the health is a big deal, the reason i picked this article is because i think health of humans is important and that everybody should be aware of it because it can help someone with signs of these issues such as stress.

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