Bicycle Riding

Most doctors agree that bicycle (verb ending in ING) is a/an (adjective) form of exercise that benefits (plural noun) of all ages. Riding a bicycle enables you to develop your (part of the body) muscles as well as (adverb) increase the rate of your (part of the body) beat. Bicycle riding is also a/an (adjective) means of (noun). More (plural noun) around the world (verb) bicycles than drive (plural noun). No matter what kind of (noun) you ride, always be sure to wear a/an (noun) on your head and have reflectors on your (part of the body), especially if you (verb) at night.

Klin said...
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Millie said...
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Thorny Tree Lady said...
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Physcokity said... (good to see you!!)
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