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Resilience After Loss
Transcript
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Option A is not available. So let's kick the hell out of option B.
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We are not born with a fixed amount of resilience.
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It is a muscle, and that means we can build it.
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We find our resilience when we lean into the people who care about us.
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We build resilience when we find gratitude in the middle of pain.
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You are not born knowing how to deal with grief. No one is.
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But you can learn. You can grow. You can find meaning even when it seems impossible.
About this lesson
Learn English with UC Berkeley Commencement (2016). Watch, read the transcript, practice pronunciation and complete grammar exercises. Resilience After Loss
Difficulty: Intermediate | Duration: 3:35 | Grammar Focus: Relative Clauses (who, which, that)
Grammar Explanation: Relative clauses add info: 'The man WHO believed', 'The dream THAT matters', 'A world WHICH is better'. Who=people, which=things, that=both.
This lesson includes 10 interactive exercises to practice your English skills.