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Listening (KET) - Danger!
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Listen to the first part of Chapter Four and choose the correct answer. The man cannot visit the woman because The weather in the evening was What could Holmes and Watson see from Mrs Warren's…
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Let's find out more about the Mississippi River!
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Many of Mark Twain’s stories take place on the Mississippi River. It is the longest and most important river in the United States. The Missouri River is part of the Mississippi. Today millions of…
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Speaking - society and living standards (T: Grade 8)
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How have society’s attitudes to class and women changed in your country over the past hundred years? Prepare a short talk for your class on the subject, using the following questions to help you. [...]
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Discussion - The text and beyond
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Today some modern rock groups such as ‘Nirvana’ with Kurt Cobain and ‘The Doors’ with Jim Morrison have a history of drug use and abuse. Do you know the lyrics of Something in the Way by…
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Speaking - The text and beyond
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Talk about the following questions with a partner. Have you ever had an accident? When did it happen? What were you doing at the time? Have you had a frightening experience recently? When? Why was it…
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Must and can’t – making deductions
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He must still be alive, Poole! We use must + verb and can’t + verb to say we are certain that something is true because of what we can see, hear, taste, smell or feel, or what we already know. Mr…
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