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Exercise 2 Defining

Hilary Day, known as Doctor Doppit, visits children in Southampton General Hospital each week carrying balloons and magic tricks instead of a stethoscope. As a clown doctor employed by Theodora Children's Trust, she brings fun and laughter to help make the hospital stay less difficult for young patients. Hilary decided to become a clown doctor after completing her drama training and realizing humor could positively impact health.

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Exercise 2 Defining

Hilary Day, known as Doctor Doppit, visits children in Southampton General Hospital each week carrying balloons and magic tricks instead of a stethoscope. As a clown doctor employed by Theodora Children's Trust, she brings fun and laughter to help make the hospital stay less difficult for young patients. Hilary decided to become a clown doctor after completing her drama training and realizing humor could positively impact health.

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Rewrite the following sentences or pairs of sentences using participle clauses to

make them shorter and more concise.


Laughter is the Best Medicine
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Each week Hilary Day, who is also known as Doctor Doppit, visits Southampton’s General Hospital.

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She carries balloons and magic tricks rather than a stethoscope, she administers her own special

kind of medicine. 3Hilary, who is employed by the Theodora Children’s Trust, brings fun and laughter

onto the children’s wards. As a result, she makes hospital stay a less difficult experience for the young

patients.4After she had joined drama club at university, Hilary later became interested in children’s

theatre. 5Because dr Hilary Day knew that Humour had a positive impact on health, she decided to

become a Clown Doctor. 6After Hilary had completed four weeks of training, instructing in balloon

modelling and magic tricks as well as taking basic courses in children’s psychology, hygiene and

infection control, she took up the position. According to a spokesperson for the Theodora Children’s

Trust, hospitalized children, 7who are excluded from their normal day-to-day routine and the family

environment, are likely to be frightened and homesick. Clown doctors like Hilary have a valuable part

to play in helping them forget their problems for a while. 8In fact, certain chemicals which are

produced in the body by laughter have even been shown to act as natural painkillers. 9If the patients

are stimulated by positive stimuli frequently, they will recover more rapidly. Laughter really is the

best medicine, it seems. 10If it is done regularly, laughter can contribute a lot to the rapid rejuvenation

process of the body cells.

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