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Fig. 7. Drawing of the knee mechanism with an active release.
4. Experiments and Results
To compare the two knee mechanisms, experiments were conducted with the same walker shown in Fig. 8, built from square aluminum tubes for the legs and 2mm thick steel plate for the feet (Tri[r]

NEW Cutting Edge - Intermediate Teacher Book

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Acme and Square-Threaded Taps
These taps are usually made in sets, three taps in a set being the most common. For very fine pitches, two taps in a set will be found sufficient, whereas as many as five taps in a set are used for coarse pitches. The table on the next page gives dimensions for propor[r]

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Reading (PAGES 20-21)
Have a quick class discussion of the first question. To 1 start this off, you could give examples of your own. Give students time to look at the pictures and read the captions. Put them into groups to discuss the questions. Circulate[r]

[8.6] Check that students know the words for the items in the pictures. Pre-teach: to be out and about, sentimental value, an qcoustic guitar, to block out sounds, slim, to originate from sornewhere, to remind someone of something/somebody. Explain that each[r]

students work individually, checking the accuracy of their work.
Check answers as a whole class.
Put students into pairs. Refer them to page 141. Do an 3 example with the class by choosing three numbers yourself and asking a student to read out the[r]