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LETS PLAY....

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Q 1/5
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Write down how many hours you hear from the following simple sentences
30
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Q 2/5
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write down what is described below
30
c. hill
a. mountain
b. sea
d. valley

5 questions

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Write down how many hours you hear from the following simple sentences

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write down what is described below

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30 sec

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write down what is described below

3

30 sec

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Guess which animal fits this feature

4

30 sec

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Guess which animal fits this feature

5

30 sec

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