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b Ellen thinks that life without scientific progress wouldn't be like how it's nowdays ,the majority of deaths would be increasing ,, some forms of pneumonia could kill us " ; ,,doctors would not be able to treat patients if they didn't have the right medicines .
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1 Ellen express personal opinion at the end of the paragraph 2
2 She draws a conclusion in the paragraph 3
3 Introduction - a
Main body - b
Conclusion-c
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La 1 a.. nu stiu ,nu precizează in text ,medoda folosita de oameni inainte de descoperirea pencilinei ,doar precizeaza ca un cercetator scotian descopera ca mucegaiul a oprit raspandirea infiectiei ..
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A. People could die of some forms of pneumonia if they didn’t have a treatment based on penicillin.
B. Ellen thinks that life wouldn’t be the same without scientific progress.
1. Ellen express her opinion on the second paragraph, fourth sentence.
2. Ellen draws a conclusion on the last paragraph.
3 a-1; b-2; c-3.
The power of a vaccine
Vaccination is one of most cost effective healthcare interventions. Millions of children lives and not only, were protected from the suffering and disability associated with diseases such as pneumonia, diarrhoea, whooping cough, measles, and polio.
One of the things that vaccines make possible is the eradication of disease.
So far, we've eradicated one human disease, smallpox, and we are really close with polio. That's only possible through the use of vaccines and requires everybody to use them for the whole world to benefit.
Vaccines, contain antigens that interact with the immune system and often produce an immune response like that produced by a natural infection, but without having the disease or its complications. Many vaccines provide long term protection against disease by producing immunologic memory similar to that which develops after having the natural disease.
In my opinion reducing mortality is already reason enough to want to have every child on this planet vaccinated. Vaccines are the miracle of science and technology, making commonplace diseases a distant memory.
B. Ellen thinks that life wouldn’t be the same without scientific progress.
1. Ellen express her opinion on the second paragraph, fourth sentence.
2. Ellen draws a conclusion on the last paragraph.
3 a-1; b-2; c-3.
The power of a vaccine
Vaccination is one of most cost effective healthcare interventions. Millions of children lives and not only, were protected from the suffering and disability associated with diseases such as pneumonia, diarrhoea, whooping cough, measles, and polio.
One of the things that vaccines make possible is the eradication of disease.
So far, we've eradicated one human disease, smallpox, and we are really close with polio. That's only possible through the use of vaccines and requires everybody to use them for the whole world to benefit.
Vaccines, contain antigens that interact with the immune system and often produce an immune response like that produced by a natural infection, but without having the disease or its complications. Many vaccines provide long term protection against disease by producing immunologic memory similar to that which develops after having the natural disease.
In my opinion reducing mortality is already reason enough to want to have every child on this planet vaccinated. Vaccines are the miracle of science and technology, making commonplace diseases a distant memory.
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