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... Lesson Materials For full instructions please download the Talk a Lot Elementary Handbook http://www.englishbanana.com/talkalot/ Talk a Lot Spoken English Course Elementary Book 3 ... to use each activity, please see the Talk a Lot Elementary Handbook, which is available as a free download from http://www.englishbanana.com/talkalot/ Contents Sentence Focus Activities ... Simple) Ala is an English student at the smallest language school in Toruń. / Where is Ala an English student? / At the smallest language school in Toruń. / Is Ala an English student at the smallest...

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... syllable containing this sound is printed in italics (if the word has more than one syllable). case cater conversation gay great may nar rate nation native pronunciation raid rain range same ... 12 SPOKEN ENGLISH IV. SPEAKING /eiI, word accent, contracted forms la. Play the dialogue again and listen to it. Note the way these words are said: pain days taste take stay Listen carefully ... Communicating—asking for information-1 61 • Grammar and Usage—using will and shall 63 unit nine: AT THE TEA STALL • Speaking— /f/, word accent, weak forms 67 • Communicating—complaining 69 • Grammar and...

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... in a phrase. The head of a noun phrase is(normally) a noun or a pronoun. The head of an adjective phraseis an adjective. The head of an adverb phrase is an adverb.The head of a phrase is an ... 13:34 Page 43frequency adverb/adverbial An adverb, adverbial phrase oradverbial clause which says how often an event takes place.For example, rarely in We rarely meet nowadays is a frequencyadverb. ... is a nominal clause. In (c) Having been a teacher isagain an adverbial clause (of cause or reason). In (d), the ﬁrst-ing clause is an adjectival clause, similar to the relative clausewho visit...

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