Corvinus LSP Examination Centre General English ... - Corvinus Nyelvvizsga · Corvinus LSP Examination Centre General English Test Language competence Level B2 ANSWER KEY I. Complete

Write your answers on the ANSWER SHEET. The use of a dictionary is not allowed.

You have 30 minutes to complete this task.

I. Complete the spaces with the most suitable word/phrase given. Use each

word/phrase once only.

There are four extra words that you do not need.

There is an example (0) for you.

(10x1) 10 p

might but itself don’t as

to otherwise can will would

let’s by there is it

For me travelling was the best way of learning. I thought some of the lessons I have learned

(0) might prove useful to others like me.

Avoid museums. This might seem to be absurd advice, but (1)____ just think about it a

little: if you are in a foreign city, isn’t (2)____ far more interesting to go in search of the

present than of the past? It’s just that people feel obliged to go to museums because they

learned (3)____ children that travelling was about seeking out that kind of culture.

Obviously museums are important, but you need to know what you want to see there,

(4)____ you will leave with a sense of having seen a few really fundamental things, except

that you can’t remember what they were.

Hang out in bars. Bars are the places where life in the city reveals (5)____ ,not in

museums. By bars I don’t mean nightclubs, (6)____ the places where ordinary people go,

have a drink, ponder the weather, and are always ready for a chat.

The best tour guide is someone who lives in the place, knows everything about it, (7)____

proud of his or her city, but does not work for any agency. Go out into the street, choose

the person you want to talk (8)____ ,and ask them something. I guarantee that by the end

of the day you (9)____ have found yourself an excellent companion

Try to travel alone. It will be harder work, no one will be (10)____ taking care of you, but

only in this way can you truly leave your own country behind.

Corvinus LSP Examination Centre

General English Test

Language competence

Level B2

25 x 0,6 = 15p/_____

II. Using the word given in brackets complete the second sentence so that it

has the same meaning as the first sentence. You must use between three

and five words, including the word given.

Do not change the form of the word in brackets.


(8x1) 8 p

0. The coffee was so hot that we couldn’t drink it. /too/

The coffee was … too hot for us to … drink.

1. It’s a pity you don’t come to the cinema with us.. /wish/

I ….................................... to the cinema with us,

2. She’s very excited about getting married. /forward/

She’s ….................................... married.

3. We will discuss your new idea tomorrow afternoon. /be/

Your new idea ….................................... tomorrow afternoon.

4. It wouldn’t be advisable for you to go to work tomorrow. /better/

You ….................................... to work tomorrow.

5. Is it necessary for Mary to go with you on Monday? /have/

….................................... go with you on Monday?

6. I didn’t go shopping so I couldn’t buy the book you wanted. /bought/

If I had gone shopping, ….................................... the book you wanted.

7. I was so bored during the film that I nearly fell asleep. /such/

It was ….................................... that I nearly fell asleep.

8. I haven’t read a worse book than this. (ever)

This is ... ….................................... read.

III. Use the given word to make a new word which fills the gap to

complete the sentence correctly. There is an example (0) for you.

(7x1) 7 p

Roald Dahl’s short story “The Way Up to Heaven” is about Mr and Mrs Eugene

Foster, an elderly couple. During their more than thirty-year (0) marriage, Mrs

Foster has been a (1)____ wife, giving herself to her domineering husband

without any resistance. The most (2)____ characteristic features of Mr and Mrs

Foster - and their relationship - are established immediately from the beginning.

Mrs Foster has a deadly fear of being late on any occasion; Still, Mr Foster

cruelly makes her wait for him more than an hour - quite unnecessarily - when

they must leave to arrive (3)____ on time. She has suffered his delaying tactics

for years on special occasions and has only recently begun to (4)____ that he

deliberately causes her great suffering.

“The Way Up to Heaven” is notable both for its irony and for the foreshadowing

of the surprising conclusion. The title itself (5)____ the first of many ironic

elements, since it is the elevator in the Fosters’ house that carries Mr Foster to

his death. It is also ironic that Mr Foster meets his death because of his (6)____

to fire the servants for six weeks to save money.

Mrs Foster did not plan to kill her husband, but when she saw a sudden

opportunity to free herself from his (7)____ and make a happy life for herself in

Paris, she acted. Apparently she was not as “well disciplined” as her husband

believed her to be.

MARRY

DEVOTION

SIGNIFICANCE

SAFETY

SUSPICION

INTRODUCTION

DECIDE

CRUEL



Language competence

Level B2

ANSWER KEY

I. Complete the spaces with the most suitable word/phrase given. Use each

word/phrase once only.

There are four extra words that you do not need.

(10x1) 10 p

0. might

1. let’s 2. it

3. as 4. otherwise

5. itself 6. but

7. is 8. to

9. will 10. there

II. Using the word given in brackets complete the second sentence so that it has

the same meaning as the first sentence. You must use between three and five

words, including the word given.

Do not change the form of the word in brackets.

(8x1) 8 p

0. The coffee was … too hot for us to … drink.

1. I wish you came to the cinema with us

2. She’s looking forward to getting married.

3. Your new idea will be discussed / is to be discussed tomorrow afternoon.

4. You had better not go to work tomorrow.

5. Does Mary/she have to go with you on Monday?

6. If I had gone shopping, I could/would have bought the book you wanted.

7. It was such a boring film that I nearly fell asleep.

8. This is ... the worst book I have ever …. read

III. Use the given word to make a new word which fills the gap to

complete the sentence correctly.

(7x1) 7p

0. marriage

1. devoted

2. significant

3. safe / safely

4. suspect

5. introduces

6. decision

7. cruelty



Reading comprehension

Level B2

25 p/_____

Record your answers in English on the ANSWER SHEET. The use of a printed dictionary is

allowed.

You have a total time of 150 minutes to complete the reading comprehension and writing tests.

The questions follow the same order as the information in the text.

Text 1

Read the text about the vegetarian diet and answer the questions below briefly (1-10 words).

The Vegetarian Diet is Gaining Popularity, but is it Safe?

Many people these days are becoming interested in vegetarian diets for health and ethical reasons.

There’s a lot of evidence that a vegetarian diet will prevent or cut your risk of getting a whole host

of diseases. And we’re always being told to eat more vegetables and grains, so why not go all the

way? This diet can help people lose weight and is often less expensive than a meat-based diet.

Many people who don’t know a lot about the vegetarian diet worry when their loved ones go

vegetarian because they fear it’s not possible to get good protein without meat. That isn’t true;

beans, rice, tofu and other grains provide plenty of protein if the diet is well-planned. This is really

the problem with a lot of vegetarians, who are often called “junk food vegetarians”. They go veggie

but haven’t really studied or planned what to eat instead of meat so they end up eating a lot of

processed foods, maybe a lot of dairy and other things that aren’t very healthful. These are the

vegetarians who will get sick, gain weight and usually give up on being a vegetarian because there “isn’t enough to eat”.

People who do a little planning and experimenting before going completely veggie will find there is

plenty to eat and will ultimately end up with diets having more variety than their counterparts who

eat all kinds of foods. The only nutrient required by the human body that is not provided by a

vegetarian diet is B12, and that’s only a problem for vegans, who use no animal products of any

kind. Lacto-ovo vegetarians, who eat eggs and dairy products, don’t have this worry because B12 is

found in dairy products, as well as eggs and meat.

Other health risks that have been publicized include an argument that the body was made to digest

meat and going for a long time without eating meat could cause bacteria in the digestive system to

become less active, which, theoretically, could make it easier for vegetarians to get sick. But this

theory simply doesn't seem to hold when you consider that the vast majority of vegetarians are

healthier and live longer than meat eaters. Just because our bodies have evolved to eat meat does not mean it is necessary for health.

If you're worried that you might have a vitamin or nutrient deficiency, consult a doctor for blood

tests and alter your diet with whole foods first rather than resorting to supplements. The body can

more readily use nutrients that come from foods directly rather than in a pill. Visiting a nutritionist

may also be helpful if you don't know what to eat to improve your health as a vegetarian.

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I. Answer the questions briefly on the basis of the text. (1-10 words)


(10x1) 10p

What is asked in the title of the article? (0) Whether vegetarianism is safe or not.

What benefits of vegetarianism are listed in the text? Write three. 1) 2) 3)

Which misbelief is described in the text? 4)

What kinds of food can harm the health of uninformed veggies? 5) 6)

What can be the consequences of an unbalanced vegan diet? Write two examples. 7)

Who is going to face the problem of lacking B12? 8)

Why may the human body react negatively, if you do not eat meat? 9)

What should vegetarians eat to naturally maintain their vitamin and nutrient levels? 10)

http://www.essortment.com/cons-vegetarian-diet-40636.html

Text 2

II. Read the text about the Viennese Christmas Market. Write in the boxes

on the answer sheet the letter of the most suitable sentence (A-F) that

fits into the gap. There is an extra sentence, which you do not need.


(5x1) 5p

A Short History of the Viennese Christmas Market

(0) _The first Christmas markets were held in Vienna more than seven centuries ago_. They still

hold a unique appeal for locals and visitors to this day. From the very outset these markets have

been shaped by the stallholders who work there.

(1)____ In the sixteenth century the Thomasmarkt – the precursor of today’s Christkindlmarkt –

took place around Christmas and New Year's Eve. Beside standard goods such as textiles and

groceries, the Thomasmarkt sold delicious gingerbreads and pastries which were all the rage at the

time.

Around 200 years later the market’s name had changed to the Nikolo- und Weihnachtsmarkt or

Krippenmarkt (crib market), and it was again given over to traders and retailers.

(2)____ After all, these were the people who ensured a steady supply of goods for the city’s

burghers, even in the most difficult times. The city first celebrated Christmas as we would now

recognize it in the Biedermeier period during the first half of the nineteenth century). The

celebration was first taken up by the Viennese aristocracy. (3)____

But it was not until around 1814 and the time of the Vienna Congress that the custom of giving

Christmas presents took hold. At this point the market had moved to Am Hof in the first district,

and we know from contemporary invoices that it sold special Christmas goods (angels, ribbons,

candles, etc.) alongside the standard market fare.

The market finally settled at its current location on Vienna Rathausplatz in 1975. The annual Magic

of Advent in Vienna, as the event is now known, has lost none of its charm and attracts more and

more visitors each year. (4)____ Each year more than three million visitors come to the market,

including 500,000 from abroad.

The stallholders and traders provide a direct link to the market’s humble beginnings, and ensure that

it has lost nothing of its charm and beauty. Year in year out, the Magic of Advent in Vienna

conquers children’s hearts. (5)____

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0. The first Christmas markets were held in Vienna more than seven centuries ago.

A They put up Christmas trees in their city palaces, in line with the northern German tradition.

B The tin soldiers of yore have given way to newer toys but one thing never changes: the little

ones’ joyful faces!

C In 1296, Emperor Albrecht I granted Viennese traders and shopkeepers the privilege of holding

a December Market for the city’s population.

D Christmas traditions originate in the pagan celebration of the Festival of Lights during the winter

solstice.

E From its inception this market has been the exclusive preserve of small traders.

F This spellbinding winter wonderland has made the transition from an exclusively Viennese event

to a truly international affair with some 145 stalls.

http://www.christkindlmarkt.at/History.18.0.html?&L=1

Text 3

Read the text about a foundation which protects whales and finish the sentences by choosing the

best one of the given alternatives. (a / b / c)

The PWF Difference

Pacific Whale Foundation’s (PWF) vision is to be the people’s environmental organization for

research, and protection of the world’s whales, dolphins and their ocean habitat. Pacific Whale

Foundation is also a world leader in marine ecotourism. Since 1980, we've carried more than 3.5

million guests on our ocean ecotours. But Pacific Whale Foundation Eco-Adventures is not your

ordinary cruise company.

When you buy a ticket on an eco-adventure cruise, you know your money is supporting Pacific

Whale Foundation's work to protect our oceans through science and advocacy. Since 1980, we've

raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to support marine research, education and conservation

programs on behalf of the ocean.

Pacific Whale Foundation is recognized today for our decades of marine research, including studies

of coral reefs, wild dolphins, toothed whales and humpback whales. When you cruise with us, you'll

get the latest facts and findings about marine life. We gather data about the wildlife we encounter

on all of our trips. On some of our cruises, we have a researcher on board, gathering additional data

for our studies.

We have invested in the most modern and environmentally-sound catamarans on Maui. Our vessels

feature SmoothCat technology for an ultra-comfortable ride and run on energy-efficient, low-

emissions engines. Pacific Whale Foundation developed and outfitted all of our vessels with whale

protection devices, the first devices in the world for commercial vessels that guide whales away

from propellers and running gear.

Every Pacific Whale Foundation Eco-Adventure cruise is led by a team of Certified Marine

Naturalists, all of whom hold graduate or undergraduate degrees in marine biology, ecology or

related sciences. In addition, our staff must complete our rigorous certification program, which

includes testing their knowledge about Hawaii's marine environment, local geography and culture,

their presentation skills and Red Cross CPR, First Aid and Lifesaving Certifications.

Pacific Whale Foundation is recognized worldwide as an ecotourism leader. Whether it be using

bio-compostable plates, cups and utensils; sourcing locally grown fruits, vegetables and meats for

our trips to reduce our carbon footprint, or leading the charge by establishing a strict wildlife

watching code, it is our mission to be advocates for marine life, the ocean, and the planet.

If you've never been on a boat, or used a snorkel, don’t worry. Our team will provide the

equipment, instruction, support and encouragement to help you feel 100% comfortable with the

ocean. For kids, we offer a FREE Junior Naturalist Program on our cruises.

We also offer our guests multiple (free) options for flotation devices, and our crew offers a brief

'snorkel 101 class' for those who want a refresher or an introduction to snorkeling.

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III. Finish the sentences by choosing the best one of the given alternatives. (a / b / c)

There is an example (0) for you. (10x1) 10p

0. Pacific Whale Foundation aims to

a) fight against whale-hunting.

b) protect ocean animals like dolphins.

c) increase the number of whales.

1. Pacific Whale Foundation …

a) … is the most successful company in ecotourism.

b) … is the most famous for not being an ordinary cruise company.

c) … one of the oldest companies dealing with ecotourism.

2. Pacific Whale Foundation invites you to …

a) … an exciting, typical cruise vacation.

b) … raise money for their eco programs.

c) … participate in an adventurous program.

3. The cruise will enable you to …

a) … participate in research on marine life.

b) … closely study coral reefs, wild dolphins and whales.

c) … become informed about up-to-date scientific achievements.

4. The task of the occasional researcher on board is to …

a) … collect data about marine life for his/her students.

b) … collect further information about wildlife.

c) … explain the behaviour of whales and dolphins for the tourists.

5. PWF is protecting the ocean’s wildlife by …

a) … using biofuel in their catamarans.

b) … spending a lot of money on modern technology.

c) … tour guides who direct the whales away from the propellers of the vessels.

6. The ships used by PWF …

a) … attract whales so that tourists may observe them closely.

b) … prevent possible injuries the whales could suffer.

c) … do not emit any harmful exhaust materials.

7. The crew on the cruise …

a) … won’t be at a loss in case of an accident.

b) … will test tourists’ knowledge about local geography and culture.

c) … offers an undergraduate certificate on marine life for the most gifted traveller.

8. PWF has gained the title of “ecotourism leader” because they …

a) … serve fruits and vegetables grown on the foundation’s farm.

b) … compost recyclable plates, cups and utensils used on their tours.

c) … promote the issue of carbon footprint reduction.

9. Those who have never dived before …

a) … are sure to enjoy this safe and new experience with PWF.

b) … are supposed to float instead of diving.

c) … should join the Junior Naturalist Program.

10. If you are not experienced in diving, you can …

a) … still refresh your body and mind with the help of the tour.

b) … choose your own, special way to introduction to snorkeling.

c) … get equipment which helps you to stay on the surface of the water.



Reading comprehension

Level B2

ANSWER KEY

(A vastagon szedett információt a válasznak tartalmaznia kell.)

Text 1

I. Answer the questions briefly on the basis of the text. (1- 10 words) (10x1)10p

0. Whether vegetarianism is safe or not.

1. - it’s healthy/ it cuts the risk of getting diseases / you get sick less often (bármelyik ér 1

pontot)

- lose weight

- cheaper

- vegans live longer

(A négy közül bármelyik három, max. 3 pont)

2.

3.

4. only meat contains protein/ don’t get protein without meat (A kettő közül az egyik)

5. - processed food /junk food / dairy products (A három közül bármelyik kettő, max. 2 pont)

6.

7. get sick/gain weight/give up being a vegetarian (A három közül kettő kell)

8. who eat no animal products/ who don’t eat eggs or dairy products either (A kettő közül az

egyik)

9. the body was made to digest meat/bacteria in the digestive system could become less active

(A kettő közül az egyik)

10. whole foods/should eat eggs and dairy products/ should get nutrients from food rather

than from pills (A három közül az egyik)

Text 2

II. Read the text carefully and write the letter of the most suitable sentence

(A-F) in the text below.

There is one extra sentence, which you do not need.

(5x1) 5p

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

C E A F B

Text 3

III. Finish the sentences by choosing the best one of the given alternatives.

(a / b / c)

(10x1) 10p

0. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

B A C C B B B A C A C

You have a total time of 150 minutes to write the two letters/emails and to complete the

reading comprehension test. You can use your printed dictionary.

Task 1.

Write a letter/e-mail of 140-160 words. Include each of the three points given.

Do NOT use your own name in your letter/e-mail.

You have received a letter (e-mail) from your teenage friend (Susy/Dave) in which you read the

following:

I want to share something and I need your advice. Last week I had a quarrel with my

parents. My dad was offered a really well-paid job at a company 150 km from our place.

Mom and dad want to move there next month. Better life, bigger flat, more money would be

OK, but I have all my roots, my friends here! What shall I do?

Write a letter (e-mail) to your friend in which you outline your opinion about the issue.

Write about:

Do you agree with the idea of moving? Why?

What would you do if you were Susy/Dave?

If the family decides to move, how can Susy/Dave keep in touch with their friends?

Task 2.

Write a letter/e-mail of 100-120 words. Include each of the three points given.

Do NOT use your own name in your letter/e-mail.

You have read the following in the local newspaper.

How well children do at primary school is critical to how well they perform later on. The

best possible teachers with the best possible degrees are needed in primary schools. Great

teachers have a passion for what they do. Primary teaching is a chance to motivate hundreds

of pupils every day, and help shape their future.

Write a reader’s letter to the editor of the newspaper (Mr Brown) in which you outline your opinion

about the issue.

Write about the following:

Do you agree with the message of the text? Why?

What was your own (or a friend’s) experience with primary school teachers?

What do you think a good teacher is like?

Értékelési szempontok:

1. FELADAT 2. FELADAT

a) kommunikatív érték.: 10 p./

b) szókincs: 10 p./

c) nyelvhelyesség: 5 p./

d) koherencia: 5 p./

összesen: 30 p./

a) kommunikatív érték.: 5 p./

b) szókincs: 5 p./

c) nyelvhelyesség: 5 p./

d) koherencia: 5 p./

összesen: 20 p./

A megadott terjedelemtől több, mint 10%-kal elmaradó szószám esetén ugyanolyan arányban csökkentjük az elért pontszámot. Többletterjedelem esetén csak a megadott szószám +10%-áig értékeljük a vizsgadolgozatot.



Writing Skill

Level B2



Writing Skill

Level B2

SAMPLE SOLUTION

1.

Dear Dave,

Yes, this is a difficult situation. I understand you, but surely, you can see the advantages of a better

job for you dad, too. So this is quite a hard choice you will have to make… But I think you should

go. You’re too young to live on your own.

If I were you I would enjoy all the positive things about moving: having a bigger flat, more

possibilities for going out and making new friends. It would be like a big adventure!

Besides, you wouldn’t lose your old friends, either. We could stay in touch through the Internet.

You could come and visit us as often as you like. Or, even more exciting for me, we could go and

visit you, too! I would really like to see the big city!

But, of course, you will have to decide for yourself. It may help you to know that I will always be a

friend you can count on.

Bye for now,

Peter

2.

Dear Mr Brown,

I have read your editorial and I partly agree with you. A good teacher can change a person’s whole

life, but this depends not on degrees.

I was a naughty boy in first and second grade, and our teacher didn’t like me. I was always trying to

be funny, but I just always got into bigger trouble. In third grade our new teacher listened to my

silly ideas, like catching frogs for science class. She listened with a smile, and told me to do these

things after school and show her later. And that was all I needed.

A good teacher pays attention to students and shows them that they are important. A good teacher

needs to be a good person.

Yours faithfully,

Jonathan White



Writing Skill

Level B2



Mediation

Level B2

Translate the text below into Hungarian.

You have 50 minutes to complete this task.

The use of a printed dictionary is allowed.

Why are so many men secret dieters?

When you're trying to diet in secret in a busy office, says Dave Briscoe, a researcher from Surrey,

the trick is to accept each treat that is offered – but only one chocolate, and the smallest piece of

cake. Accept less, and you'll be suspect. Accept more, and your plan is ruined. "That was the rule I

kept to," he says, "to avoid people asking awkward questions."

Briscoe (not his real name) isn't the only man who has dieted in secret. A survey of more than 600

men found 90% wanted to lose weight, but almost one in three wouldn't tell anyone about their diet

plans – even friends and family. It seems that shame still exists around weight and a good

proportion of people at any one time are likely to be dieting secretly. But this issue seems to affect

men and women in different ways.

Phil Mundy, a food and diet writer says many men are unwilling to say they are on a diet because it

involves admitting they have a problem in the first place. This isn't helped by the fact that "the term

“diet”, for decades, has been associated with women", and for men of a certain age it's therefore

considered depriving him of strength or vigor.

There are mixed outlooks on whether it is healthier to be open; support from family and friends can,

of course, be helpful, but confessing your diet to anyone who might respond with jokes on this issue

could prompt a sorry descent into comfort eating, says Mundy. When it comes to this subject, we

probably all just need to grow up, so it can be discussed honestly and clearly. It's not an uncommon

problem – and it shouldn't be an unspeakable one.

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/shortcuts/2012/nov/21/why-many-men-secret-dieters



Mediation

Level B2

SAMPLE SOLUTION

Miért fogyókúrázik sok férfi titokban?

Amikor titokban próbál az ember fogyókúrázni egy nyüzsgő irodában, - állítja David Briscoe, az

angliai Surrey városában élő kutató, - az lehet a sikeres trük, ha mindent elfogad, amivel

megkínálják, de csak egy szem csokoládét, vagy egy egészen vékony szelet tortát. Ha kevesebbet

fogad el, gyanússá válik az ember. Ha többet, oda a fogyókúra. - Én is ehhez a szabályhoz tartottam

magamat, - meséli David Briscoe – hogy elkerüljem a kínos kérdéseket.

Briscoe (akinek nem ez az igazi neve) nem az egyetlen olyan férfi, aki titokban fogyókúrázott. Egy

fölmérés szerint a 600 vizsgált férfi közül 90% akart fogyni, de közel egyharmaduk senkit sem

avatott volna be fogyókúrás terveibe, még a barátait vagy a családtagjait sem. Úgy tűnik, a túlsúlyt

még mindig szégyen övezi, és ha bármely adott pillanatban vizsgáljuk a helyzetet, a fogyókúrázók

jó része nagy valószínűséggel rejtett fogyókúrázó lesz. De úgy tűnik, a férfiakat és a nőket

másképpen érinti ez a kérdés.

Phil Mundy, étkezési és fogyókúrás szakértő szerint a férfiak azért nem árulják el szívesen, hogy

fogyókúráznak, mert ez annak a beismerését jelentené, hogy egyáltalán problémájuk van. Az se

segít, hogy a „fogyókúra évtizedek óta a nőkkel kapcsolatos asszociációkat ébreszt”, így a

középkorú férfiaknál már ez a szó is az életerejüktől való megfosztást képzetét kelti.

Vegyesek a vélemények azt illetően, hogy vajon egészségesebb-e nyíltan kezelni ezt a kérdést.

Természetesen a barátok és a család támogatása segítséget jelenthet, de ha olyannak vallja be az

ember, hogy fogyókúrázik, aki esetleg viccelődéssel reagál, sajnos könnyen visszasüllyedhet a

fogyókúrázó az evésbe, hogy így vigasztalja magát – állítja Mundy. Ezzel a témával kapcsolatban

valószínűleg mindannyiunknak felnőttesebben kéne viselkednünk, hogy őszintén és világosan

lehessen erről beszélni. Nem ritka ez a probléma – nem kellene tabuként kezelni.

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