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1-dars uchun so‘zlar ro‘yxati

Lesson 7 of 7

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What is your home address? The English alphabet has twenty-six letters. I am here on holiday. "Nice to meet you". "And you." Are you here to study? I want to be a doctor. I'm here on business. What city are you from? What country are you from? Have a nice day. I'm fine, thanks. My first name is Anna. I'm from Bhutan. Good morning. How are you? "See you later." "Goodbye." New York is a great city! Hello, I'm Alisa. Are you here on business? Hi, I'm Paul. I'm here on holiday. We are in a hotel in Granada. How do you spell that? I'm from Brazil. We're from Chennai in India. Henry, let me introduce you to Lena. My address is 909 Cameron Road, Austin, Texas. What's your last name? There are five letters in my first name. This is a map of the world What time's the meeting? What's your name? "Are you American?" "No, I'm not. I'm Canadian." I think number 1 is China. Are you on holiday? That's right. My mobile phone number is 0918-143-4267 How do you spell your name? I'm here to study. "Have a nice day." "Thanks." How do you spell that? "Nice to meet you, Gary." "You too."

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