Greece (acrostic) by Michael Terezakis. Activity 3

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The document provides advice on living more sustainably by growing vegetables at home, reducing energy waste, exploring purchases before buying, and exchanging useless items for more useful ones to help Europe become greener again and change wasteful habits. It repeats the word "Greece" as an acronym for the advice: Grow vegetables, Reduce energy waste, Europe green, Explore purchases, Change habits, Exchange items.

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E Europe must be the green continent again ! ! !

E Explore the transaction before you buy ! ! !

E Exchange useless thinks for you with other more useful !

G row up vegetables at home ! R educe the energy you waste ! E Greece urope must be the green continent again ! E xplore the transaction before you buy ! C ome on! Let’s change habits ! E xchangeuseless thinks for you with other more useful !

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