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last
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you
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long
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rich.
S
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boors
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really
dirty.
6
This
is
a
dangerous
city.
7
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very
good
book.
8
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hou
se
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ve
ry
big
.
2 VOCABULARY
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gray
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orange
4
pink
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brown
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3 PRONUNCIATION
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clean
jeans
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stop
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ong
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good
book
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blue
sh
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a 2
clos
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't
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3 PRONUNCIATION
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sure
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in
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!
5 LISTENING
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2a
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4a
Sb
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1 VOCABULARY
2
economics
3
Ger
man
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new
spape
r
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sorry
6
glasses 7
homework
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animals
9 a
new
ca
r
10
an
umbrella
2
GRAMMAR
a 2
doesn't
rain
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4
shines
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doesn't
cook
6
doesn't
wear
7
don't
eat
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need
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makes
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2
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n't
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drink
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speak
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study
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don't
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3 PRONUNCIATION
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1 VOCABULARY
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Across:
4
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6
waiter
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administrative
assistam
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demi
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factory
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chef
7
nurse
9
soldier
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drive
3
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speak
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work
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police
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6
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top
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pants
2 GRAMMAR
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Do
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1
GRAMMAR
a 2
Whafdo
you
do
on
the
weekend?
3
What
kind
of
books
do
you
read?
4 Do
you
want
anot
her
drink?
S
Are
yo
u a
flight
attendant?
6
Where
do
you
live in
Seattle?
7
Who
is
yo
ur
favo
rit
e
writer?
8
How
o
ld
are
you?
9
Do
yo
u
ha
ve
an
iPad?
10
Is
yo
ur
salad
good?
b 2
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you
live 3
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you
have
4 Is
she
5
Where
do
you
6
Do
you
like
2 VOCABULARY
2
What
3
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4
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5
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9Why
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2
It's
five
after
ten.
3 It's five o'clock.
4
It
's
twenty
w
thr
ee
.
5
I
t's
quarter
af
ter
six.
6
It's
twent
y
to
twelve.
7 I
t's
twenty-five
after
eight.
8
It
's
ten
to
one
.
2
BUYING
A COFFEE
3 A
Regular
or
lar
ge?
4 B
Large,
please.
S
A
To
have
here
or
to
go?
6
B
To
take
away
.
7 A
Anything
else?
8
B
No,
thanks.
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mu
ch
is
tha
t?
9
A
That's
$3.65
, ple
ase
.
10
B
S
orry
,
how
much
?
11
A
$3
.
65.
Thank
you.
And
your
c
hange.
12
B
T h
anks
.
3 SOCIAL ENGLISH
2
fir
st
time
3
to
drink
4 to
you
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VOCABULARY
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GRAMMAR
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3
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m
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her
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Argentinian
.
4
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you
know
Sandra's
brother?
5
We
live
with
my
wife
's
parents.
6
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r
so
n
's
friend
earns
a
lot
of
money.
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Adam's
job
d
ange
rou
s?
8
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sa's
unif
or
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very
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b 2
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my
parents
'
car.
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think
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woman
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pen
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They
drink
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fee
in
th
e
teachers'
room
.
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yo
u
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Barbara'
s
sister?
6
My
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se
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in
Canada.
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wife
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14
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I
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dinner.
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midnight.
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3
From
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hamburg
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a
pizza.
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work
.
4
He
goes
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me
.
5
He
goes
to
bed
.
6 He sl
eeps
for
eight
ho
urs
.
7
Heget
s
up
.
8 He
ha
s
breakfast
.
9
He
goes
to
the
gym.
10
He
take
s a sho
wer
.
II
He
wat
ch
es
TV
or
check
his
emails
.
12
He
has
dinner
.
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late
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day
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a 2
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4b
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1 VOCABULARY
2
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5
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6
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7
play
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9
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2GRAMMAR
a 2
Sara
h
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friends
are
staying
with
her
this
week.
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h
avi
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a
party
to
night
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4 I'm
drinking
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up
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coffee
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the
kit
chen
.
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l
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for
a
job?
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y
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park
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b
21
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4
th
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5
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pink
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much
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1
Katherine
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Louise
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on
her
red
skirt,
goes
to
the
party,
and
forgets Andrew.
3
Paul
doesn't
know
his
phone
number
because
he
never
calls
i[.
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mom
tells
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number
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2b
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1
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4 fall,
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third,
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eighth,
ninth
7
twentieth,
twenty-first
b
Halloween:
10131,0ctoberthirty-first
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Year's
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111.
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first
US
Independence
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fourth
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fourteenth
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8 A.u.gust
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a 2
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karaoke?
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she
singing
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the
shower
?
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that
guitar
expensive?
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go
to
a
lot
of
musicals?
6
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waiting
in
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right
place?
7
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Kathy
like
reggae?
8
Do
you
go
dancing
on
the
weekend?
9
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he
listen
to
classical
music
when
he
's
stressed?
10
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they
in
an
orchestra?
2 VOCABULARY
a 2
rock
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hip
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heavy
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blue
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6 classical
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Latin
8 reggae 9
jazz
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fan
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download
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music
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online
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lyrics
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karaoke
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concert
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a 1
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journalist
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nurse
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a 2
was
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Beatles
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US?
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they
weren
'
t.
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Frost
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politician?
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he
wasn't.
6
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I.M.
Pei a
composer?
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he
wasn
't.
7
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Sofia
Vergara
born
in
Colombia?
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she
was
.
S
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Frank
Sinatra
a
singer?
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he
was.
9
Were
J.
R.R
.
Tolkien
and
C.S.
Lewis
painters?
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they
weren't.
10
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Michael
Jackson
born
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Britain?
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'
t.
c
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a
illlo
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was
an
actor
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was
a
scientist
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was
a
musician
6
were
inventors
7
was
a
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was
a
businessman
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were
arti
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co
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Reagan
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b
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a 2 a 3
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or
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some
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te
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me
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a
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6
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re
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me
san
dwiches
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the
supermarket
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mu
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choco
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uit:
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o
ran
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pineapple,
stra
wb
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3 PRONUNCIATION
a I
breakfast
2 i
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eat
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fis
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pork
b I D 2 C
3A
48
-
1
GRAMMAR
a 2 H
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mu
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a
lot
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tea
3 How
many
,
doe
s
n't
eat
man
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cookies
4 H
ow
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lot
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ca
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y (cups
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lo
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s
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there
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nge
juice?
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mu
ch
sa
lt
is
there
in
a
bowl
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cereal?
S
How
many
eggs
are
there
in
a
carton?
6
How
much
jam
is
the
re
in
a jar?
2 VOCABULARY
a 2
box
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ca
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4
bag
S
package
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bottle
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carton
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3 PRONUNCIATION
a I s
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salt
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shop
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center
4 LISTENING
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peas
3 eggs 4
cheese
S biscuits
b 1 en
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2
vitamins
3
grow
4
teeth
S
once,
tw
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1
GRAMMAR
a I
cheaper,
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higher
2
sa
dder,
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drier,
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4
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mf
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further
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is
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Brazil
4
is
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nuar
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aper
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a
lap
top
6
are
wor
se
than
Fr
id
ays
7
is
cold
er
than
a
stover
8 is
harder
than
Italian
2 VOCABULARY
a I
104
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eight
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4
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y
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thirty
-
three
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thi
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6 five
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six
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7 six million,
two
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fifty
thousand
8
thirty
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eight
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3 PRONUNCIATION
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5 LISTENING
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6T
1 VOCABULARY
AND
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a 1 G
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vegetab
l
es
with
low-fat
ch
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2
Mushroom
risotto
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3
yes
4
tw
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no
2 ORDERING A MEAL
2
table
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way
4
or
der
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6like
7
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me
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3 SOCIAL ENGLISH
2a
3e
4f
Sb
6d
1 GRAMMAR
a
Co
mparatives
:
higher,
m
ore
expensive,
drier
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dangerous
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hotter,
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b
ea
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,
more
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tin
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hi
ghest,
the
mo
st
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the
driest,
the
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dangerous,
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h
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the
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b 2
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world?
3
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lar
gest
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the
wo
rld
?
4
What's
the
most
populated
city
in
the
world?
S
Wh
a
t's
the
wettest
place
in
the
wo
rld
?
6
What'
s
the
drie
st
de
se
rt
in
the
world?
7
What's
the
most
commo
n
native
language
in
the
wo
rld?
8
What
's
th
e
co
lde
st
place
in
the
world?
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2b
3c
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Sa
6c 7a
Be
2 VOCABULARY
a
2
art
gallery 3
train
station
4
post
office
S police
statio
n 6
department
store
7
parking
lot 8 t
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hall
b 1 m
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ue
2
museum
3 h
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4
theatre
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bridge
6
pharmacy
7
square
8 c
hur
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market
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temple
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cas
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a
3
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5
6.,
5
1
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a
2
3
He
isn't
going
to
stay
in
a
hotel.
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'
re
going
to
show
me
the
city.
4
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going
to
have
a
good
time.
5
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is
she
going
to
go
home?
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not
going
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see
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sights.
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Ruapehu
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locations
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get
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permission
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team
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