By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

A workaholic [Noun] (a person who spends most of their time working and finds it difficult not to work).
Her father is a workaholic.
Mary spends too much time at the office. She's such a workaholic.
To be in charge of [Verb] (to have control over someone or something and have responsibility for them).
He is in charge of the municipal housing project.
She is in charge of a group of ten people in her department.
To deal with [Verb] (to take action in order to solve a problem).
We've got bigger problems to deal with.
I have a situation that I have to deal with at the moment.
To involve [Verb] (to contain/ to include).
Proper exercise involves physical as well as mental discipline.
He tends to shy away from anything that involves public speaking. Does your current job involve traveling?
HEALTH/ KEEPING FIT
Refresh [Verb] (to make someone less tired or hot).
A glass of orange juice refreshed me after a long walk. A cup of coffee refreshed me.
Energetic [Adjective] (to be full of energy).
He isn't as energetic as he once was.
He seemed a dynamic and energetic leader.
Boost someone’s immune system [Verb] (to make someone’s physical health stronger in order to fight against illness).
I was recommended seven natural remedies to help me boost my immune system.
A healthy diet of fruit and vegetables, combined with exercise will help you boost your immune system.
Suffer [Verb] (to experience physical or mental pain (a disease, pain, sadness, etc.)).
He is suffering from a headache. I was suffering from fever.
Ageing [Noun] (the process of becoming older and less healthy).
Many skin care products claim to stop the ageing process nowadays. Exposure to the sun can accelerate the ageing process.
The ageing population.
Awareness [Noun] (the state of knowing and understanding that something is happening).
The accident has raised the public's awareness of the importance of wearing a
helmet.