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1. Money is essential for meeting basic needs such as food, shelter,

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Food:

* Money allows us to buy nutritious and varied food that is

essential for our health.
* Having enough money ensures that we can meet our daily
nutritional requirements and enjoy a well-balanced diet.

Shelter:

* Money is necessary for securing a safe and comfortable place to

live.
* It enables us to rent or purchase a home that provides
protection from the elements and a sense of security.

Clothing:

* Money is needed to purchase clothing that suits different

weather conditions and personal preferences.
 * Having enough funds ensures that we can dress appropriately
for various occasions, contributing to our well-being and self-
esteem.

2.Highlight how financial stability contributes to a comfortable and

secure lifestyle.(
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3 Money provides a sense of security for the future.

Emergency Fund:

 Having money allows individuals to build an emergency fund.

 An emergency fund acts as a financial safety net, providing a
cushion for unexpected expenses such as medical emergencies,
car repairs, or job loss.

Investments for Growth:

 Investing money in various assets can lead to financial growth

over time.
 Growth in investments provides a sense of security by building
wealth that can be utilized for future needs or unexpected
expenses.
4 Discuss how successful individuals and corporations contribute to
global initiatives.(
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Philanthropy:

 Description: Successful individuals and corporations frequently

engage in philanthropic activities by donating money,
resources, or time to address global challenges.
 Example: The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, established
by Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and his ex-wife Melinda,
focuses on global health, poverty alleviation, and education.
The foundation has committed significant funds to initiatives
like eradicating infectious diseases and improving access to
education worldwide.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR):

 Description: Many successful corporations integrate CSR into

their business models, aiming to make a positive impact on
society and the environment.
 Example: Unilever, a multinational consumer goods company,
is committed to sustainable and socially responsible practices.
Their Sustainable Living Plan includes goals such as reducing
environmental impact, improving health and well-being, and
enhancing livelihoods across the globe.

Environmental Conservation:

 Description: Corporations and individuals may contribute to

initiatives that promote environmental sustainability and
conservation.
 Example: The RE100 initiative encourages companies to
commit to using 100% renewable energy. Companies like
Google have pledged to be fully powered by renewable energy,
contributing to global efforts to combat climate change.

5.but money is not everything, money can contribute to overall

happiness and life satisfaction.( ,
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 Money is often seen as everything, impacting our ability to

meet basic needs like food and shelter. It plays a key role in
education, allowing access to quality schools and resources. In
healthcare, financial stability ensures timely medical attention
and better well-being. Daily living, from housing to
transportation, relies on having enough money for a
comfortable life. While money brings security and the freedom
to pursue interests, it's important to balance its pursuit with
ethical considerations. While money isn't everything for
happiness, its influence on our lives is undeniable, affecting
individual and societal well-being in various ways.

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Present Tenses
1.Simple present tense
what is simple present tense?

 The simple present tense is a verb tense that

is used to describe actions, habits, general
truths, or unchanging situations that occur in
the present.

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For example:

 I eat lunch at 12:00 every day. (habit)

  She works at a hospital. (job or unchanging
situation)
 Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius. (general
truth)

In the simple present tense, the third person

singular (he, she, it) usually requires the addition of
an "s" or "es" to the base form of the verb:
 2.Present Continuous Tense

what is present continuous tense?

The present continuous tense (also called present

progressive tense) is a verb tense used to describe
actions that are happening at the current moment
of speaking. It is also used to talk about actions that
are in progress but may not be completed.

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In English, the present continuous tense is formed
using the present tense of the verb "to be"
(am/are/is) followed by the present participle (the -
ing form) of the main verb.

The structure is as follows:

 I am eating lunch.
 You are studying for exams.
 He/she/it is watching a movie.
 We are playing soccer.
 They are working on a project.
 2. Present Perfect Tense

what is present perfect tense?

The present perfect tense is a verb tense used to

express actions that have been completed at some
indefinite point in the past but have relevance or
impact on the present. It is formed by using the
present tense of the auxiliary verb "to have"
(have/has) followed by the past participle of the
main verb.
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"to have" (have/has)

The general structure of the present perfect tense is

as follows:

 I have eaten lunch already.

  You have studied for exams.
 He/she/it has watched a movie.
 We have played soccer.
 They have worked on a project.

3. Present Perfect continuous tense

what is Present Perfect continuous tense?

The present perfect continuous tense, also known
as the present perfect progressive tense, is a verb
tense used to express actions that started in the
past, have been ongoing, and continue into the
present or have just recently stopped.

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It is a combination of the present perfect (using

"have" or "has") and the present continuous (using
"been" and the present participle).
The general structure of the present perfect
continuous tense is as follows:

 I have been studying for hours.

 You have been working hard lately.
 He/she/it has been playing video games.
 We have been waiting for the bus.
 They have been practicing the piano.