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-Explanation in Plain Language
-Veins are very small tubes inside our body. A vein takes blood to our heart.
+Veins are very small tubes inside our body.
+A vein takes blood to our heart.
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 == Detailed explanation ==
-Inside our bodies are lots of different sorts of tubes.
+Inside our bodies, there are lots of different sorts of tubes.
+There are some very thin tubes.
+These tubes move things our body needs.
+They move it to different places in our body.
+Some thin tubes move blood.
-There are some very thin tubes that move things our body needs to different places in our body.
+Blood is the red stuff you see if you cut yourself.
-Some thin tubes move blood. Blood is the red stuff you see if you  cut yourself. It is pushed round our body by our heart.
+It is pushed around in our body by our heart.
 The thin tubes that move blood back to our heart are called veins.