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Wednesday, September 26, 2018

What is your personality?

Click here to determine Your Dominant Personality Trait

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Thursday, September 13, 2018

Why People Get Tattoos: Reading Comprehension

EXERCISE: Read the essay and then answer the questions.

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The Effects of Stress: Reading Comprehension

Exercise: Read the essay and then answer the questions.

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Thursday, September 6, 2018

READING COMPREHENSION

EXERCISE 1:

Papua New Guinea Reconciliation

EXERCISE 2:

Angkor Wat

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Reading comprehension(exercises)

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Exercise 1: The Effects of Stress
Exercise 2: Tarzan of the Apes
Exercise 3: Pen Pals
Exercise 4: Charlie Chaplin's Early Life
Exercise 5: Reality TV
Exercise 6: Scottish Independence

Interchange Intro (Yellow)

Unit1: It´s nice to meet you
Unit 2: What´s this?
Unit3: Where are you from?
Unit4: Whose jeans are these?
Unit5: What are you doing?
Unit6: My sister works downtown
Unit7: Does it have a view?
Unit8: What do you do?
Unit9: Do we need any eggs?
Unit10: What sports do you play?
Unit11: What are you going to do?
Unit12: What´s the matter?
Unit13: You can't miss it
Unit14: Did you have fun?
Unit15: Where did you grow up?
Unit16: Can she call you later?
Interchange Intro (Yellow)

Interchange 1 (Red)

Unit1: Please call me Beth
Unit2: What do you do?
Unit3: How much is it?
Unit4: I really like hip-hop
Unit5: I come from a big family
Unit6: How often do you exercise?
Unit7: We had a great time!
Unit8: What`s your neighborhood like?
Unit9: What does she look like?
Unit10: Have you ever ridden a camel?
Unit11: It´s a very exciting place!
Unit12: It really works!
Unit13: May I take your order?
Unit 14: The biggest and the best!
Unit 14B: The biggest and the best!
Interchange 1 (Red)

Interchange 2 (Blue)

Unit1: A time to remember
Unit2: Caught in the rush
Unit3: Time for a change!
Unit4: I´ve never heard of that!
Unit5: Going places
Unit6: OK. No problem!
Unit7: What´s this for?
Unit8: Let´s celebrate!
Unit9: Times have changed
Unit10: I hate working on weekends
Unit11: It´s really worth seeing!
Unit12: What happened?
Unit13: Good book, terrible movie!
Unit14: So that´s what it means!
Unit15: What would you do?
Unit16: What´s your excuse?
Interchange 2 (Blue)

Interchange 3 (Green)

Unit1: That´s what friends are for!
Unit2: Career moves
Unit3: Could yo do me a favor?
Unit4: What a story!
Unit5: Crossing cultures
Unit6: What´s wrong with it?
Unit7: The world we live in
Unit8: Lifelong learning
Unit9: Improvements
Unit10: The past and the future
Unit11: Life´s little lessons
Unit12: The right stuff
Unit13: That´s a possibility
Unit14: Behind the scenes
Unit15: There should be a law!
Interchange 3 (Green)

Passages

Unit 1: Friends and family
Unit 2: Mistakes and mysteries
Unit 3: Exploring new cities
Unit4: Early birds and night owls
Unit5: Communication
Unit 6: What´s the real story?
Unit 7: The information age
Unit 8: Putting the mind to work
UNIT 9: Generally speaking
UNIT 10: The art of complaining
Passages

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