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Everyday English Expressions

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CAPE COD LANGUAGE SCHOOl

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INTERPRETATION OF LAB TESTS

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Module 6 look after yourself

Module 6 look after yourself. ???. Topic. Look after yourself. structure. Revision of tenses ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ?????. Listening. Listening for specific information; notetaking; inferring ??? , ?????? , ??? , ??. speaking. Talking about accidents ????.

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Plant Metaphors and Food Metaphors. Vocabulary Plus: A Source-Based Approach www.ablongman.com/nilsen. By Don L. F. Nilsen And Alleen Pace Nilsen. Ambiguous Fruit. Farming and Gardening Metaphors Hay | Straw | Stick | Fruit. Grain. Straw/Strewn.

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FIFA World Cup in South Africa 2010: Economic scope and limits

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Health Behaviour

Health Behaviour. A presentation by Candace Sirjoosingh March 26, 2008. Which one is better?. We all know the healthy alternative. What drives us to eat the unhealthy one?. Select Definitions. Intentions.

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Spivey for Beginners

Spivey for Beginners. Instructor: Kimberly Marts Literacy AA Mensendick Grades 4-8. Main Sentence Trunk. Simple sentence which includes a noun and verb. Equation: Noun + Verb . =MST Example: The dog jumped . The man slept. Creating Lists of Nouns and Verbs.

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A couch potato To hit the roof Too many cooks spoil the broth

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COUCH POTATO

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Spring Sowing

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Q2 Reading Unit Vocabulary

Q2 Reading Unit Vocabulary. alliteration. Repetition of sounds at the beginning of words Zigmund Zane zig-zagged through the zany zoo zone. Use of words whose sound suggests their mea. onomatopoeia. Use of words whose sound suggests their meaning

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Figurative language

Figurative language. By: Madison, Liz, and Sheila.

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Food idioms

Food idioms. apple of one's eye: a person that is adored by someone EX: Baby Alison is the apple of her father's eye . have a) bun in the oven: be pregnant EX: I don't think Jan will come to the bar because she has a bun in the oven . big cheese: an important person, a leader

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Phases of Matter Quiz

Phases of Matter Quiz. Question 1. Jeff needs to mix up some Gatorade. The instructions say to add 500 ml of cold water to 100 ml of mix. What will be the final volume of the liquid Gatorade after it is mixed? a. 500 ml b. 100 ml c. 600 ml d. Who can tell?. Question 2.

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Can you guess what they mean?

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Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)

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ARE YOU A COUCH POTATO?

ARE YOU A COUCH POTATO?. WHAT IS A COUCH POTATO? HOW OFTEN DO YOU EXERCISE? HOW OFTEN DO YOU WATCH TV? WHAT DO YOU DO TO STAY HEALTHY?.

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