Story: The Man Who Couldn t Tell a Lie

Jul 23, 2012

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Story: The Man Who Couldn t Tell a Lie

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1. Story: The Man Who Couldn�t Tell a Lie Vocabulary- Lesson 19

2. MAGNIFICENT Something that is magnificent is very beautiful and impressive.

The old black bear couldn’t run very fast.

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What is a story?

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It’s All About the Story

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All About Setting

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Title

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