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Necesito que me lo busquen daré 60 puntos:
a) Listado de cognados (cognates)

b) Listado de palabras familiares.

c) Listado de verbos: Regulares e Irregulares.

“WHAT IS COVID-19?”

Time like these can be stressful

And it can be hard to keep track of everything that´s going on

One of the best ways to handle a public health issue like COVID-19

It´s to be educated and prepared.

And to get information from reliable sources.

Actually, that´s what we do.

Everything you hear in this song comes from trusthworthy sources like the Centers for Desease Control and Prevention´s web site.

So let´s talk about what you need to know about COVID-19

A coronavirus is a type of virus

In fact, there are multiple different kinds.

COVID-19 is the illness caused by a brand new coronavirus.

That hadn´t been identified in humans until late 2019.

“CO” for corona, “VI” for virus, “D” for desease.

“19” for the year it was first seen.

According to CDC it spreads mainly person to person

When they´re in close contact, within six feet and

Droplets from a cough or sneeze

From someone infected with COVID-19

Land in the nose or mouth though, or gets inhaled by somebody else who is close by.

The CDC also says it might spread

From touching surfaces where the virus is found, then touching the nose, mouth or eyes

But they emphasize this way is less like

So, here´s the CDC´s top tips

To help limit spread and keep from getting sick.

Wash your hands often with water and soap

For 20 second at least, count as you go

If can´t wash your hands, use hand sanitizer

And try not to touch your nose, mouth or eyes.

With nowashed hands.

If you know someone´s sick

Give´em space and keep your distance

And if COVID-19 starts to spread

In your community, the CDC says

It´s best to stay home away from large crowds

A little bit of distance can be a big help.

Now, let´s talk about symptoms

The signs a person might have this illness are:

Fever, cough and shortness of breath.

Symptoms can take 2 – 14 days to surface

The CDC says older adult and those

With health problems are more at risk

But no two cases are the same

There´s been a wide range, mild to severe

If symptoms appear, it´s best to contact a medical professional

They´re the best equipped to offer advice that´s credible.

In the middle of a stressful time

It can be easy to forget that´s best to be kind

Anxiety might lead people to reject certain groups

Assuming that they´re at greater risk

So keep in mind, anyone can get sick

No matter their race, profession or ethnic background

We´re all in this together.

Things are changing pretty quickly

And experts are learning more every day

If you wanna learn more or stay up to date on COVID-19

Reliable sources like the CDC and World Health Organization

Are constantly updating their websites with new information.

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Respuestas

Respuesta dada por: martimoraga3018
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Cognates:

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equipped, credible, middle, time , Anxiety, people, groups , ethnic, experts, Organization , constantly, information.

Palabras familiares:

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Verbos:

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