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RELAXATION EXERCISES

 Relaxation exercises are simple actions that help your body and mind feel calm. These exercises can reduce stress, anxiety, and help you feel better. Many people use relaxation exercises before sleep, before a test, or when they feel nervous. Some common exercises include deep breathing, stretching, and listening to calm music. These activities help your body relax and your mind feel peaceful.

Examples:

  • I do deep breathing when I feel nervous.

  • She listens to calm music before sleep.

  • They stretch in the morning to feel relaxed.


GRAMMAR

We often use the verbs "do", "try", or "practice" with exercises. We also use "feel" and "be" to talk about emotions.

Examples:

  • I do relaxation exercises every day.

  • You can try breathing exercises.

  • He practices meditation at night.

  • She feels calm after the session.

  • We are relaxed now.


VOCABULARY

  1. Relaxation – The state of being calm and not stressed

  2. Exercise – An activity to help the body or mind

  3. Stretch – To move your body to feel better

  4. Breathe – To take air in and out

  5. Calm – Not nervous or excited

  6. Music – Sounds that can help you feel relaxed

  7. Meditation – A quiet activity to calm your mind

  8. Yoga – A type of exercise for the body and mind

  9. Focus – To pay close attention

  10. Peaceful – Very calm and quiet


USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

  • Take a deep breath.

  • Let’s do a relaxation exercise.

  • Close your eyes and relax.

  • I feel better now.

  • Try to stretch your body.

  • This music is very peaceful.

  • Focus on your breathing.

  • Relax your shoulders.


SENTENCES

Positive:

  • I feel calm after the exercise.

  • She is relaxed now.

  • We do breathing exercises every morning.

Negative:

  • He is not relaxed before the test.

  • I don’t feel calm right now.

  • They are not doing any exercises.

Questions:

  • Do you do relaxation exercises?

  • Is she calm after the session?

  • Can stretching help you feel better?

Answers:

  • Yes, I do them every day.

  • No, she is still nervous.

  • Yes, it helps me a lot.


CONVERSATION

Anna: Hi Tom! You look tired. Are you okay?

Tom: Not really. I feel a bit stressed.

Anna: I do relaxation exercises when I feel like that.

Tom: What kind of exercises?

Anna: Simple ones. I breathe slowly and listen to music. Sometimes I stretch, too.

Tom: That sounds nice. How long do you do them?

Anna: Just 10 minutes. It really helps.

Tom: I will try it tonight. Thanks, Anna!

Anna: You’re welcome! I hope you feel better soon.


LONG READING

Carlos is a student. He feels tired and nervous after school. His teacher tells him about relaxation exercises. Carlos starts doing breathing and stretching every evening. At first, it is hard to focus. But after a few days, he feels better. He sleeps more easily and is less worried. Carlos also listens to soft music while doing his exercises. Now, he feels more peaceful and happy. He tells his friends, and they all try it together.

Questions and Answers:

  1. Why does Carlos feel nervous?

    • Because school makes him tired and stressed.

  2. What does his teacher suggest?

    • She suggests relaxation exercises.

  3. What kind of exercises does Carlos do?

    • He does breathing and stretching.

  4. What changes after a few days?

    • He feels better, sleeps well, and is less worried.

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