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Filling
Making your stomach feel full. For example: The bean soup is filling.
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Practice saying this tongue twister with your friend. First, say it slowly and then try to speed up.
I saw Susie sitting in a shoeshine shop
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Chore
Group B
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The meal in photo 5 looks...
healthy
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When do you have the main meal of the day?
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Tasty
Delicious (ngon). For example: I ate a tasty snack yesterday.
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The meal in photo 4 looks...
tasty/quick to make
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Do you eat anything between meals?
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Shore
Group A
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ships
Group A
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Do you always have a good breakfast?
Yes, I always do/ No, I don't.
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sheep
Group A
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chips
Group B
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Practice saying this tongue twister with your friend. First, say it slowly and then try to speed up.
She sells seashells by the seashore.
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Cheap
Group B
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Quick to make
Fast to make. For example: Pasta looks quick to make
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Wash
Group A
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The meal in photo 3 looks...
filling
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The meal in photo 2 looks...
quick to make/healthy
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Watch
Group B
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Food
Learn and practice some different ways to talk about food, and language for listning. Practice sh and ch
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The meal in photo 6 looks...
healthy/quick to make
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The meal in photo 1 looks...
filling
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Healthy
Health-giving (khỏe mạnh). For example: Vegetables are healthy.
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I will read 2 words and say them aloud. After each word, you say whether it is from Group A or Group B
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