WHAT S NOT AND WHAT IS IN THIS BOOK

This book is not intended to be an additional textbook of structural and stress analysis for
students who have already been offered many excellent textbooks which are available on the
market. Instead of going through rigorous coverage of the mathematics and theories, this
book summarizes major conce[r]

Let's Write A Book Report!1.What is the title of the book you read and who is the author?2.SettingWhere does this story take place? Name and describe the places where the storyhappens.3.Main CharactersWho are the main characters?4.Summar[r]

Telling to Work in groups oraloneHelp each otherWhat do you see?What did you hear?Work togetherWhat happened?Work aloneWork with a partnerWork in a group

A. Objectives:
By the end of the lesson Ss will be able to ask and answer the questions about occupation "What + do/does + S + do?"
- ss practise speaking and listening skills.
B. Preparation:
- T’s preparation: Text book, workbook, extraboard, CD, stereo
- SS’ preparation: Text book, workbook[r]

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4- ....................... old are you?5- ....................... isn’t Tina at home? Because she’s at school.6- ....................... is she? She’s my sister.7- ....................... time is it?8- ....................... is your favourite singer?9- ...........[r]

Interrogative pronounsThe relative pronouns (e.g. who, which, what, whom, whose etc.) which are used to ask questions arecalled interrogative pronouns.The interrogative pronouns may be used to ask:Direct questionsWho are you?What do you want?Whom did you go with?Whose is this[r]

SUSIE1. Emma is ....................................................................................................2. Mark is ....................................................................................................Paula)3. Jackie is .................................[r]

To Everyone
Welcome to this book We hope you’ll enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed writing it. The book is called Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces, and the title is obviously an homage to one of the greatest sets of lecture notes ever created, by one Richard Feynman on the topic of Physics F[r]

Present continuous tense reviewThe present continuous tense is used to talk about things that are happening at the moment of speaking. Forexample, I am working on my computer at the moment. What are you doing? You are reading this article.Form: Subject + is / am / are + -[r]

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I. Objectives:
By the end of the lesson Ss will be able to make suggestions with "let’s/ what about......?/ why don''t......? and polite refusal/ acceptance of invitations.
SS practice speaking skill.
B. Preparation:
T’s preparation: Text book, lesson plan, extra board, CD, stereo
SS’ prepar[r]

Chapter 0. Preface for CEOs and Managing Directors

Hello and welcome to ‘The CEO Guide To Getting The Best From Your Team’. I’m Richard Parkes Cordock, the author of this guide.

Originally this book was published under the more generic name of ‘Enterprise LEADER Team Development Program Facilitat[r]

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SPEAKING SECTIONGuide:Each student has 1 minute for preparation and then 3 minutes to talk about one of the topics in thelist. Teacher will have one minute to ask students some questions. There are four topics in this list.Ask students to select the topic by picking a num[r]

2. I'm feeling hungry. Is there anything to eat? --- wrong, I feelhungry3. Are you believing in God? --- wrong, do you believe in God?no I’m an atheist4. This sauce is great. It's tasting really good. --- - wrong, ittastes really good.5. I'm thinking this[r]

Speaking B1
Part 1: Selfintroduction
Part 2: short talk on one topic
Session 1: YOURSELF
SELFINTRODUCTION:
+ Say Good morning Good afternoon (with smiling face)
+ Give your name,
+ Say about your family (how many people in your family, their work…)
+ your work (what company, in what business, your[r]

. Objectives:
By the end of the lesson Ss will be able to practice the present progressive tense, adverbs of frequency, making suggestions and writing the correct time, the corect subject names,
B. Preparation
T’s preparation: Text book, lesson plan, extra board.
SS’ preparation: foresee th[r]

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C. displayD. consider5. I told her I understand what she was feeling as we were both after all in thesame boat.A. in a similar take B. in a similar find C. in a similar situation D. in a similar caseIII.Read the following passage and mark the letter A[r]