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B2 Accidents and injuries language

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Anyway, in today's podcast, I'm going to talk about the language connected with the subject of accidents and injuries. This is a B2 podcast and there will be lots of words and expressions on this subject that will be very useful for students studying for a B2 level exam. For the audio script to this podcast, please visit Practising English podcast 100...

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