스크랩 For delay dementia 718

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2024.11.24일 Power english(Nv1)

A;Tim, you've lived in Korea for three years. Do you know how to make kimchi yet?
T: No, but I eat so much of it that it would make sense for me to make my own.
A: I know! You wolf it down every time we go out to eat. So, you're interested in learning?
T: If you're offering to teach me, I'll give it a go!/ A: Great! I'll bring the ingredients over to your apartment tomorrow.
T: I guess that means I need to clean my place tonight!
C: I can't believe we're hiking the Appalachian Trail it's been a dream of mine for years.
J: Well, the trail doesn't officially start until we reach the summit of Springer Mountain.That's eight miles from here.
C: You're saying that when we set off on our hike, we weren't on the A.T. yet?
J: Yeah, which is why so many people drove out on the first day. it can be pretty disheartening.
C: I think this hike is going to put us through the wringer./  J: Let's try not to think about it.
D: I see you're getting a lot of text messages today. Is there a new man in your life?
L: Don't laugh at me, but I signed up for the Love Maybe online dating service.
D: Why would I laugh? I'm happy to see you're putting yourself out there. How is it going so far?
L: Well, I've been chatting with a few guys I matched with. But that's all so far.
D: Do you feel like you're clicking with anyone?/  L: Not really. Texting feels so impersonal.
A: Every since I turned 50, I feel like my fitness level has been going downhill.
T: Well, that's about the age we start losing around one percent of our muscle mass each year.
A: I don't care if it comes with the territory, I don't like it.
T: Then you're going to have to change your habits and your diet if you want to delay aging.
A: I guess I can't put it on the back burner any longer./  T: Come to my house tomorrow and I'll tell you what I do.
S: How did the family meeting go?
G: Talking about selling something that's been in the family for 100 years really touched a nerve with the older generation.
S: They must have a strong emotional attachment to the business.
G: It's true. Even after I explained why we can no longer compete, they still want to hang on to it.
S: It sounds like you don't really want to run a failing business. G: Running a family business into the ground doesn't look good on a resume
 
Some people are ready to retire at 65, while others never want to step aside from their role at work.
Scientists have wondered what makes some people more reluctant to leave their fast-paced job even when they can no longer keep up or they become forgetful.
This happens in all jobs at all levels. For instance, many professional athletes continue playing until they eventually crash and burn.
Instead of leaving while they were still effective players, they are remembered as the old guy who refused to retire.
The simple reason for this phenomenon, according to researchers is pride.