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National Standards of Great Britain and the USA

National Standards of Great Britain and the USA. enormous belong immediately define words quotation appear helmet. William Shakespeare. apartment cab elevator gas sidewalk vacation. pavement lift taxi holiday flat petrol. weighs sixty-six kilos you can see him twenty enormous books

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National Standards of Great Britain and the USA

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  1. National Standards of Great Britain and the USA

  2. enormousbelongimmediatelydefine wordsquotationappearhelmet

  3. William Shakespeare

  4. apartmentcabelevatorgassidewalkvacation pavementlifttaxiholidayflatpetrol

  5. weighs sixty-six kilos you can see him twenty enormous books goes home after school global language to look up a word between 10000 and 15000 everyday words isn’t just a star examples of them the answer is

  6. weighs sixty-six kilos you can see him twenty enormous books goes home after school global language to look up a word between 10000 and 15000 everyday words isn’t just a star examples of them the answer is

  7. 1. Thehousein Fleet Street belonged to a famous man.2. Dr Johnson was a painter.3. He finished the dictionary in 1855.4. The dictionary contained over 40 thousand words.5. The English language hasn’t grown during the last 100 years.6. The dictionary works with the help of a computer.

  8. OK, I’ve done that.The computer has found the word immediately.The English language has grown a lot bigger since then.Dictionaries have changed a lot in the last few years.The information hasn’t appeared on the screen yet.Have I done that right?

  9. PRESENT PERFECT Shows the action that finished by the present moment • have / has + Ved / V3

  10. have / has + Ved / V3 look up new wordswrite to Robertwrite compositionbuy dictionarycinema – 2.30tidy roomring dentisttake video backbuy pencilsdo washing up • He has phoned the dentist. • He hasn’t tidied the room yet.

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