Homework

LS120/ 125

1. Listen to FoodStress-G first with and then without the tape script and practice reading it.  The MP3 player has been shared.

2. Choose ONE question from  Set 2, Over to you,  and answer it in writing in the  original file FoodStress-G.

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Homework

LS120/ 125

1. Listen to FoodHealth-G first with and then without the tape script and practice reading it.  The MP3 player has been shared.

2. Choose ONE question from Over to you  and answer it in writing in the  original file FoodHealth-G.

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Homework

LS120/ 125

1. Listen to LionCecil-G first with and then without the tape script and practice reading it.  The MP3 player has been shared.

2. Choose ONE question from Over to you  and answer it in writing in the  original file LionCecil-G.

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Homework

LS120/ 125

1. Listen to TigerDog-Q to understand it better.  Choose ONE question in Over to you (either Student A or B) and type the answer to it beside your name, TigerDog-Q (shared). 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gISN9jmf0Rw&t=84s 

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Homework

LS120/ 125

1. Listen to JealousAnimals-G first with and then without the tape script and practice reading it.  The MP3 player has been shared.

2. Choose ONE question from Over to you (either Student A or Student B) and answer it in writing in the  original file JealousAnimals-G.

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Homework

LS120/ 125

1. Listen to Hawk-Q and answer the questions in Comprehension check.  The MP3 player has been shared.

2. Lily, Camilla and Artelia only: read the tips in Rhythm (shared)

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Homework

LS120/ 125

1. Listen to Dolphins4-G first with and then without the tape script and practice reading it.  The MP3 player has been shared.

2. Choose ONE question from Over to you (either Student A or Student B) and answer it in writing in the  original file Dolphins4-G 

3. Study the adjectives followed by prepositions.

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