Listening On The Classroom By H Douglas Video
Principles of Language Assessment H. Douglas Brown Listening On The Classroom By H DouglasPhoto : Photo courtesy of Caras Ionut. Hopes and dreams had been destroyed, leaving the circus in smouldering ruins. Exhausted and drained, lonely and afraid, Nellie plodded over the scorched, broken ground as she was forced to forge a new future for herself.
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Anxiously staring far into the distance, Nellie could make out a glimmer of glorious green: land that was unspoilt by flames. This glimmer of green represented a glimmer of hope. Nellie began to feel better. Maybe there was hope after all…. Using a colon for a list, e.
Using a colon to add an extra clause, e. Nellie began to feel better: the tiger had told her a funny Joke! The elephant walked across the ground. A tiger lay on the suitcase. It was hot.
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What does she have packed in her trunks? Who is the tiger? Should animals have rights? Should ALL animals have rights?
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Can you draw what the circus was click that Nellie performed in? Maybe you could draw what happened to it Story starter! Nellie the elephant packed her trunk and said goodbye to the circus. Sentence challenge! Can you use colons in your Claesroom Sick sentences!
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