单词：tempo di marcia
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07 Asking for More Time GLOSSARY status the current condition; the most up-to-date information about the quality,timing, or progress of something * All of the employees are supposed to send weekly reports on the status of theirwork. on schedule on ti
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2a [00:04.00]Listen and circle true or false for each statament. [00:07.87] [00:09.15]Did you see Young Lives last night? [00:11.94]No,what happened? [00:13.97]Well,Ben told Lana that Marcia was going to [00:18.35]have a surprise party for her. [00:2
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Unit 4 [00:02.79]He said I was hard-working. [00:05.29] [00:06.21]Section A [00:07.13] [00:07.74]1b [00:11.65]Listen and number the statements 1-4 in the picture. [00:15.37] [00:16.48]Conversation 1 [00:19.03] [00:20.25]What did Marcia say? [00:23.31
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Section B [00:04.00]2a Listen.What do Bob,Marcia,and Liam collect? [00:11.13]Fill in the chart under What. [00:13.63] [00:15.76]Conversation 1 [00:18.51]How long have you been [00:20.29]collecting these kites,Bob? [00:21.46]Since I was ten years old.
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2b [00:03.42]Listen again. [00:05.71]What did the people on TV say? [00:08.56]Circle the correct answers.. [00:11.41] [00:12.18]Did you see Young Lives last night? [00:15.69]No,what happened? [00:17.92]Well,Ben told Lana that Marcia was going to [00:
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