Ex. 6. Use the participial or substantivised adjectives instead of the words in brackets. A just society is a human ideal. We would all like to live in a place where (rich) are not too rich and (poor) are not too poor; where no one would be (shock) or (embarrass) at the way (old) are cared for. (blind) would have as much opportunity as (sighted). (deaf) would be able to develop their skills. (unemployed) wouldn't depend on their state, because no one would be unemployed. (healthy) would take care of (sick). The most innocent people in society, (young), would be protected. In this happy place no one would be (depress) or (distress). Unfortunately, in the real world, life can be both (depress) and (distress). So let's be thankful for a sense of humor. I recently saw a notice in an undertaker's window and I wasn't sure whether it was addressed to (living) or (dead). It said: “Once you've tried one of our funerals, you'll never want to try another.”
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я сімка тайлєр вєрден, Certainly, here is the revised paragraph with participial or substantivized adjectives:
"A just society is a human ideal. We would all like to live in a place where the rich are not too rich and the poor are not too poor; where no one would be shocked or embarrassed at the way the old are cared for. The blind would have as much opportunity as the sighted. The deaf would be able to develop their skills. The unemployed wouldn't depend on their state, because no one would be unemployed. The healthy would take care of the sick. The most innocent people in society, the young, would be protected. In this happy place, no one would be depressed or distressed. Unfortunately, in the real world, life can be both depressing and distressing. So let's be thankful for a sense of humor. I recently saw a notice in an undertaker's window, and I wasn't sure whether it was addressed to the living or the dead. It said: 'Once you've tried one of our funerals, you'll never want to try another.'"