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Certification-like activity. Complete the gaps (B1 level) | Topic: Marcus Aurelius' meditations

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Brief activity in which a set of gaps have to be filled to complete the meaning of the text. Activity that emulates certification-like tasks.

Text recovered from: https://dphilo.org/texts/
Marcus Aurelius “The guiding principle” from “Meditations”
Adapted to B1 level.

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Certification-like activity. Complete the gaps (B1 level) | Topic: Marcus Aurelius' meditations
 

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Certification-like activity. Complete the gaps (B1 level) | Topic: Marcus Aurelius' meditationsOnline version

Brief activity in which a set of gaps have to be filled to complete the meaning of the text. Activity that emulates certification-like tasks. Text recovered from: https://dphilo.org/texts/ Marcus Aurelius “The guiding principle” from “Meditations” Adapted to B1 level.

by Ariel
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2 : 9

Always remember the nature of the whole world your own nature . Think about how they are connected and what your place is the whole . No one can stop you from thinking , speaking , and acting in ways that are in harmony with the world you are part .

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7 : 28

Look inside yourself . Your mind is naturally satisfied when you do what is right . By doing this , you can find peace calm .

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8 : 48

Remember your mind is strong and cannot be defeated . When you control your thoughts , you are satisfied yourself because you only do what you choose to do . A calm mind , free from strong emotions , is like a safe fortress . There is no safer place where a person can find protection .

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