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Review the key phrase and countries on the handout. All of the countries shown are within theEigo Noto books, though Spain is in Eigo Noto 1, and…
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Over the past two years I have been making weekly English tickets that I use as currency at my school. This system has been so…
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is a result of discussion at Job Training
2012. Special thanks to Laura Jourdain, Jennifer Nishizaki, Matt Pedler, Jimmy Nguyen, Jessica Dovey.…
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