Supplementary Materials: 6th Week

          Supplementary Materials



Week 1



[1] Listening Comprehension 01


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[2] Vocabulary builder set 1


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Password: Futile


Week 2


[3] Listening Comprehension 02

 

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[4] Vocabulary builder set 2


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Password: Building


Week 3


[5] Listening Comprehension 03

 

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[6] Vocabulary builder set 3


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Password: Predecessor


 Week 4


[7] Vocabulary builder set 4


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Password: Rainman


[8] Grammar: Tenses & the Passive Voice


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Password: Adamant


Week 5


[9] Grammar: Quantifiers & Articles


Read about a schoolgirl who became an internet sensation. 

Complete the paragraph with quantifiers and articles. There is no article in one of the sentences. 


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Password: Payne


[10] Vocabulary builder set 5


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Password: Sensitive


Week 6

[11] Review: Reading Skills 1 & 2

 

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Passcode: 3gh6jn


[12] Review: Reading Skills 3 & 4

 

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Passcode: Lame-duck  


[13] Review: Reading Skills 5 & 6

 

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Password: Wise


[14] Review: Reading Skills 7 & 8

 

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Password: Review


[13] Review: Reading Skills 1 through 10

 

This reading passage comes with 20 questions, and you will have 30 minutes to answer all the questions.


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Password: A56tyu


Use your full names please.




 




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