[vocabulary 2]

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transmission; Radio

5. 
   Money
   

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Liquid measure; Informal letters; The British postal system; The definite article with geographical names; Temperature; Some

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English money; Banks; Foreign exchange till
/ Bureau de change; Cards; Cheques; Shops; Money and character; Money yau get or earn; Expressions ta do with money
basic spelling rules; British / American
spellings; British and American English


Self assessment and progress check 88

Answer key

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Introduction
Finding the right words
How many times do we want to say something in another language but we can't find the words?
Learning a language means that you start with a few words and phrases and slowly add to them. It is hardest in the early stages, because there's so much you want to say and you only have a small number