GETTING INTO THE MOOD

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However, before you record, practise! With theLanguage Focus activities, adapt the language to suityour own classes. Then, before recording, practisewhat you are going to say several times, trying outdifferent intonation patterns. You can do the samewith TOpic Talk sections. You can al[r]

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Everyone can make small concerted efforts to help protect wildlife. Wildlife is increasingly becoming more threatened due to human activity and irresponsibly. The biggest threat to wildlife is habitat loss due to deforestation, overgrazing, farming, development, and pollution. These issues also lead[r]

person I and third person he, she (i.e. 's' on third person singular, etc.)Getting to Know Your ClassmatesQuestions for your Partner1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.Why are you learning English?When did you last have an English lesson?What do you do?How long have you had your job?What do y[r]

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