Body - part 2
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This document provides a list of body parts in Turkish and English. It includes parts of the head like the brain, nose, ears, eyes, mouth, and teeth. Body parts of the upper body listed are the chest, shoulders, stomach, heart, and throat. The lower body parts included are the legs, knees, feet, toes, and back. It also provides an exercise to test remembering the body parts by matching them to their names in English.
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