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    WRITE FIVE WORDS AND LOOK THEM UP IN A DICTIONARY 1. HANDLE: manage a situation or problem. Example: I can handle myself a fight. HARMFUL: causing or likely to cause harm. Example: Sugar can be harmful to the teeth. USELESS: having no ability or skill in a specified activity or area.

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    WRITE FIVE WORDS AND LOOK THEM UP IN A DICTIONARY 1. HANDLE: manage a situation or problem. Example: I can handle myself a fight. HARMFUL: causing or likely to cause harm. Example: Sugar can be harmful to the teeth. USELESS: having no ability or skill in a specified activity or area.

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    READING: COMPUTER VIRUS 1.

    WRITE FIVE WORDS AND LOOK THEM UP IN A DICTIONARY


    1.1 1.2

    1.3 1.4

    1.5

    HANDLE: manage a situation or problem. Example: I can handle myself a fight. SPREAD: open out (something) so as to extend its surface area, width, or length. Example: I spread a towel on the sand and sat down. HARMFUL: causing or likely to cause harm. Example: Sugar can be harmful to the teeth. USELESS: having no ability or skill in a specified activity or area. Example: He was useless in football. HOOK UP: link or be linked to electronic equipment. Example: He was hooked up to an electrocardiograph.

    2. USE THE FIVE WORDS TO WRITE YOUR OPINION ABOUT THE READING I think that it was a good way to understand how many information can handle a computer and how a computer virus can hook up to a computer for do harmful and useless things just for achieve spread itself. I wait to read more about this topic in the future.

    BY: MANUEL DARIO PACHAS

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