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LEARNING ENGLISH

The journey of

Presented by

Kai Tammik

Inglise keele algkursus A1 tasemel

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How do you feel today ?

I feel… happy? � tired?

surprised?

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How do you feel today ?

I feel… happy? � tired?

surprised?

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How do you feel today ?

I feel… happy? � tired?

surprised?

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How do you feel today ?

I feel… happy? � tired?

surprised?

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Colours / colors

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“To BE” eitav vorm

I don´t …. I don´t play football.

She doesn´t …. She doesn´t read books.

He doesn´t … He doesn´t eat fish.

It doesn´t … It doesn´t look nice.

We don´t … We don´t learn Spanish.

They don´t… They don´t like badminton.

You don´t … You don´t take it for granted.

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My day

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My day

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Hi! Let me tell you about my daily routine.

Every day, I wake up at seven o'clock in the morning.

First, I eat breakfast in the kitchen and feed my dog.

Next, I brush my teeth.

I take a shower,

I dry my hair,

I do my makeup and I leave home around eight thirty.

I work downtown so I drive my car every day.

I start work at nine o'clock and I always arrive a few minutes early.

I have lunch with my co-workers around noon and I finish work at five o'clock.

I get home, I walk my dog and I have dinner.

In the evening, I take another shower and brush my teeth.

I go to bed at 10 o'clock every night, And that is my daily routine.

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Lucy: Hello.

School librarian: Hello, what’s your name?

Lucy: My name’s Lucy.

School librarian: And what’s your surname, Lucy?

Lucy: Moore.

School librarian: Can you spell that?

Lucy: M-O-O-R-E.

School librarian: Thank you. What class are you in?

Lucy: Class 1B.

School librarian: Class 1B. And how old are you, Lucy?

Lucy: I’m 13.

School librarian: Have you got a photo?

Lucy: Yes, here you are.

School librarian: Thank you ... OK, thank you, Lucy. Here’s your school library card.

Lucy: Thanks. Bye.

School librarian: Goodbye.

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Present simple

fix - parandama stand - seisma speak - rääkima �drink - jooma eat - sööma do- tegema

have - omama wash - pesema make- tegema

listen - kuulama buy - ostma take -võtma

watch - vaatama brush - harjaga pesema

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She ___ (work) in a school.�

I ___ (not like) milk.�

___ you ___ (live) in Tartu?�

They ___ (play) music every day.�

He ___ (not speak) Spanish.�

___ she ___ (cook) dinner?

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Exercise 2 : I ______ (work) in a small shop.

They ______ (live) in a big house.

We ______ (like) coffee.

She ______ (go) to school by bus.

He ______ (come) home at 6.

You ______ (speak) Estonian very well.

I ______ (cook) dinner every evening.

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She ______ (eat) breakfast at 8.�

They ______ (drink) tea.�

We ______ (play) volleyball on Fridays.�

He ______ (watch) TV at night.�

I ______ (read) a book.

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Listening Task - Introducing a friend

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Sumi: Hi, Pablo. How are you?

Pablo: Hi, Sumi. I'm fine, thanks.

Sumi: Pablo, this is Greta.

Pablo: Hi, Greta, I'm Pablo.

Greta: Hi. How are you?.

Pablo: I'm fine, thanks. Where are you from, Greta?

Greta: I'm from Germany. Where are you from?

Pablo: I'm from Argentina. Nice to meet you.

Greta: Nice to meet you too.

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What questions do you like to ask when you meet new people?

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What questions do you like to ask when you meet new people?

WHAT'S YOU FAVORITE COLOUR?

WHERE ARE YOU FROM?

WHERE DO YOU WORK ?

WHAT IS YOUR NAME?

HOW OLD ARE YOU?

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Tom: Dad! Are you okay, Dad?

John: Ow! I think maybe I ______________ my arm!

Tom: What ______________ I do?

John: ______________ 911

Doctor: What happened?

John: I ______________ a ladder.

Doctor: We’ll take an ______________.

John: Will it ______________?

Doctor: Yes, your arm is broken. You’ll have to wear

a cast for six ______________.

John: Okay. But my arm really hurts.

Doctor: I can give you some ______________.

John: ______________!

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PRESENT SIMPLE

lihtolevik - kasutame, et kirjeldada igapäevased või regulaarseid tegevusi. Enamik tegusõnu on põhivormis, välja arvatud kolmas isik (kui on tegusõna lõpus -s, -es)

Näidised :

I feel great!

Pauline loves pie.

I’m sorry to hear that you’re sick.��

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PRESENT SIMPLE

lihtolevik - kasutame, ka siis kui räägime harjumustest või käitumisviisidest

Näidised :

Pauline practices the piano every day.

Ms. Jackson travels during the summer.

Hamsters run all night.��

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… likes to dance.

…doesn´t like broccoli.

…loves spring.

…likes to run.

…likes to learn English.

..to sing in the shower.

…to eat ice cream.

…to drink tea.

…to do yoga.

A Game “Find someone who”

Do you like to….? (kui “to”-le järgneb tegusõna) �Do you like ? (kui küsid nimisõna kohta)

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POSITIVE SENTENCES

We sometimes read / reads books.

Emily go / goes to the disco.

It often rain / rains on Sundays.

Pete and his sister wash / washes the family car.

I always hurry / hurries to the bus stop.

NEGATIVE SENTENCES

My father makes breakfast. →

They are eleven. →

She writes a letter. →

I speak Italian. →

Danny phones his father on Sundays. →

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fruit - puuvili

paracetamol - paratsetamool

tea -tee

vegetables - juurviljad

clothes - riided

magazine - ajakiri

coffee - kohv

newspaper - ajaleht

sweets - maiustused

cough mixture - köhasiirup

antiseptic - antiseptik

cream- kreem

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Shopkeeper: Hi. Can I help you?

Gemma: Hello. How much is this magazine?

Shopkeeper: Let’s see … Top Sounds, that’s £1.99.

Gemma: OK, can I have the magazine and do you have a bottle of water?

Shopkeeper: Yes.

Gemma: Have you got cold ones?

Shopkeeper: Over there in the fridge. Is that everything?

Gemma: I think so. Oh … and these sweets.

Shopkeeper: OK.

Gemma: How much is that?

Shopkeeper: That’s £3.40, please.

Gemma: Here you are.

Shopkeeper: Thank you … and there’s £1.60 change. Would you like a bag?

Gemma: No, it’s fine, thanks. Bye.

Shopkeeper: Bye.

https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/speaking/a1-speaking/shop

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Shopkeeper: Hi. Can I help you?

Gemma: Hello. H__ m___ is this magazine?

Shopkeeper: Let’s see … Top Sounds, that’s £1.99.

Gemma: OK, c__ I h___ the magazine and d__ you h___ a bottle of water?

Shopkeeper: Yes.

Gemma: H___ you g__ cold ones?

Shopkeeper: Over there in the fridge. Is that everything?

Gemma: I t____ s__. Oh … and these sweets.

Shopkeeper: OK.

Gemma: How m___ is that?

Shopkeeper: That’s £3.40, please.

Gemma: H___ you a__.

Shopkeeper: Thank you … and there’s £1.60 change. Would you like a bag?

Gemma: No, it’s f___, t_____. Bye.

Shopkeeper: Bye.

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Exercise 1: complete with have got / has got.

1. Max _____________ black hair.

2. The horse ______________ a brown tail.

3. We _______________ new toys.

4. Our dog _________________ small ears.

5. My brother _____________ a new computer.

6. The cats _________________ big tails.

7. Elsa __________________ brown eyes.

8. Mum _______________ a camera.

9. We _________________ big balloons.

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Exercise 2: circle 1.

A cat has / have got a tail.

2. A pig hasn’t / haven’t got hair.

3. I hasn’t / haven’t got blue eyes.

4. Cows haven’t / hasn’t got hands.

5. My sister hasn’t / haven’t got long hair.

6. Katy haven’t / hasn’t got a kite.

7. Rabbits haven’t / hasn’t got small ears.

8. Horses haven’t / hasn’t got small mouths.

9. Matt haven’t / hasn’t got a skateboard.

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Exercise 3: write sentences.

Matt / a skateboard (+) ________________________________________________

We / brown hair (-) ________________________________________________

They / a big family (?) _______________________________________________

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Here is the word list:

  1. Hair
  2. Nose
  3. Eyes
  4. Mouth
  5. Chest
  6. Arm
  7. Hand
  8. Leg
  9. Knee
  10. Toes
  11. Foot
  12. Head
  13. Ear
  14. Shoulder
  15. Neck
  16. Back
  17. Fingers
  18. Bum
  19. Heel
  20. Ankle

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Wordwall - https://wordwall.net/resource/4830459/restaurant-revision

Client : Excuse me!

Waiter : Yes, may I take your order?

Client : Yes, we would like to start out with a bottle of wine.

Waiter : Okay, what kind would you like ?

Client : Can we have a bottle of Chalone Cabernet ?

Waiter : And can I get you an appetizer to start?

Client : Yes, please.Can we have some calamari and an order of chicken wings ?

Waiter : Great choice! The calamari is my favourite. How would you like your wings? Hot, medium or mild?

Client : Hot, please.

Waiter: Are you ready to order the main course?

Client : No, not yet. We need a few more minutes.

Waiter: Okay. Can I get you anything else?

Client : Yes. Can we have two glasses of ice water?

Waiter : No problem. I will be right back with your wine and your ice water.

Client : Thank you very much!

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ABOUT ME

Õpetajana olen tööd teinud 15 aastat 🙂

Kose Gümnaasium alates 2010.aastast - klassiõpetaja, inglise keele õpetaja, inglise keele ainerühma juht

EATE - 2023.aastast alates Eesti inglise keele õpetajate liidu juhatuse liige

Süda ja Vägi OÜ alates 2024. aastast LAK-õppe koolitaja EKI projektidel

Tallinna Tööstushariduskeskus inglise keele õpetaja

Kai Koolitus OÜ - keeleõppe eratunnid ja konsultatsioon

Euroülikool - inglise keele filoloogia

Tallinna Ülikool - klassiõpetaja, magister - kõrvalerialad õpiabi ja inglise keel

Tartu Ülikool - haridusjuhtimine

21 täiendkoolitust inglise keele õpetamise toetamiseks - sh Atlanta Osariigi Ülikool, USA

Kaks poega ja perekond

Suur lilleaed ja koduloomad

Sõbrad , muusika ja hea seltskond

Hea toit ja loodus

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Welcome back!!!

Meenutame!

Let's revise!

COMMUNITY

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COURSE RULES :

No wrong answers!

Everything is possible !

I am not afraid to speak!

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EFFECTIVE LEARNING STRATEGIES

Engaging with English media

(books, movies, music)

Efektiivsed meetodid keeleõppe toetamiseks

Course material

Reading texts and practising speaking

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LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Võõrkeele õppimine

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Teise keele omandamise etapid

1. Vaikne periood

2. Esmane eesti keele kasutus

3. Suhtluskeele (J. Cummins: BICS – Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills) omandamine

4. Mõtlemiskeele (J. Cummins: CALP – Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency) omandamine

/Merit Hallap/

  1. Vaikiv periood ehk mitteverbaalne periood (laps hakkab keelest aru saama)
  2. Varane kõnemoodustus:

- holistiline faas

- koodivahetus

(laps kordab ja matkib lühikesi fraase)

  1. Produktiivne keeleoskus

(rääkija hakkab muutma fraase ja neid

pikendama)

  1. Loov keelekasutus

(lrääkijad hakkavad iseseisvalt ja loovalt keelt tootma; sellel perioodil teevad palju vigu)

/Ülle Rannut/

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EXCEPTIONS

Erandid

a /eɪ/ game, fame

a /a:/ father, car

a /o:/ war,call,fall

a /æ/ cat, apple,bat

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e /i:/ see, feeling

e /e/ peg, red, bed

i /aɪ/ bike, Mike, like

i /I/ dig, ribbon,sit

EXCEPTIONS

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u /u/ (ʌ) bus, fun, umbrella

u /u:/ you, use, music

u /´´er) burn, turn,hurt, nurse

ou /ow/ mouse, round,mouth

EXCEPTIONS

NB!! U /I/ BUSY, BURY

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o /o/ hot, not, lot ,dog

o /oʊ/ go, home, open

o /uː/ food, wood, good

o /or/ door, for, more

EXCEPTIONS

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EXAMPLE DIALOGUE 2:

👨: GOOD MORNING, GREEN OFFICE.

👩: HELLO, THIS IS TOM GREEN. CAN I LEAVE A MESSAGE FOR MS. SARAH KING?

👨: OF COURSE. CAN I HAVE YOUR NUMBER, PLEASE?

👩: YES, IT’S 645–238–910.

👨: THANK YOU. THAT’S SIX-FOUR-FIVE, TWO-THREE-EIGHT, NINE-ONE-ZERO?

👩: YES, THAT’S CORRECT.

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EXAMPLE DIALOGUE 1:

👩: HELLO, THIS IS MARIA LOPEZ.

👨: HELLO, MARIA. COULD YOU SPELL YOUR LAST NAME, PLEASE?

👩: SURE. L–O–P–E–Z.

👨: THANK YOU. COULD I HAVE YOUR PHONE NUMBER, PLEASE?

👩: YES, IT’S 0745 932 118.

👨: LET ME CHECK — 0745 932 118?

👩: THAT’S RIGHT. THANK YOU!

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EXCEPTIONS

C

"hard c" sound like /k/ cat cash computer

"soft c" sound like /s/ city centre cold

cash cent circle comb card centre

sularaha sent ring kamm kaart keskus

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Let's talk about professions

-What do you do for a living?

-What’s your job?

-What’s your occupation?

-What do you do?

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Let's talk about professions

I am a/an ……

I work as a/an ….

I work in / for …

N : I work as a teacher. I work for Kose Gymnasium

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Grammar - Present Simple - Tegusõna BE

I am (mina olen) — I´m ….

You are (sina oled) — You´re …

He is (tema on) - meessoost —-- He´s …

She is (tema on) -naisssoost —--- She´s … �It is (see on) — It´s …

You are (teie olete) We are (meie oleme) They are (nad on)

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Grammar - Present Simple - Lihtolevik

1 The weather is nice today.

2. I _______ not rich.

3. Look! There ______Helen.

4. My brother and I _______good tennis players.

5. The _____bag heavy.

6. Emily _______at home. Her children _____at school.

7. These bags_______ heavy.

8. I ____a taxi driver. My sister _____ a nurse.

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Grammar - Present Simple - Lihtolevik

Küsimus Jaatav vastus Eitav vastus

Am I happy ? Yes, I am. No, I am not.

Are you here? Yes, you are. No, you are not.

Is he hungry? Yes, he is. No, he isn´t.

Is she angry? Yes, she is. No, she isn´t. �Are they rich? Yes, they are. No, they aren´t. Are we famous? Yes, we are. No, we aren´t.

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Omastav asesõna

I (mina) —----- My (minu oma)

You (sina)-------- Your (sinu oma)

He —---- His (tema oma)

She —-----Her (tema oma)

It—----------Its (selle oma

They (nemad) —----- Their (nende oma)

You—- Your

We (meie) —------ Our (meie oma)

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Let´s practise!

Is Helsinki in Sweden?

Are you English?

Is the door shut ?

Is it winter now? (spring, summer, autumn, winter)

Are you tired?

Is the room small?

Is this exercise easy ?

Is the floor clean?

*exercise - harjutus; clean-puhas; shut - suletud

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Küsimuse moodustamine

You are in Helsinki.

  • BE vormi tõstan kõige ette (am, is, are)

Are you in Helsinki?

Mother is tired.

Is mother tired?

I am late.

Am I late? *late- hilinema; tired-väsinud

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Küsimuse moodustamine

It is important.

The lesson is over.

I am afraid.

The situation is hopeless.

This letter is for me.

They are absent. �They are here.

The water is hot.

Mr Hills is in Leeds.

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Omastav asesõna

1. _____ (They) dog is called Beth.

2. ______(He) cat is called Sam.

3. _______lion (We) is from Kenya.

4. _______ (She) lives in a farm.

5. _______(They) monkey is from Morocco.

6. _______ (We) chicken live in the garden.

7. ________(She) rabbit eats grass. �8. ________ (He) horse is called Prancer.

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Grammar - Present Simple - Lihtolevik

Example: I am happy.

1) I _____ tired.

2) I _____ hungry.

3) I _____ late!

Example: You / We / They are happy.

7) You _____ nice.

8) We _____ sleepy.

9) They _____ funny.

tired–väsinud, hungry-näljane, late- hilinema nice-kena, sleepy -unine, funny-naljakas

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Grammar - Present Simple - Lihtolevik

10) John _____ excited.

11) Tiffany and Uma _____my friends.

12) Ricardo, John and I _____watching a movie.

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Grammar - Present Simple - Lihtolevik

13) Hadil ___is__ kind.

14) Alisa ___is__ young.

15) The hammer ___is__ new.

16) My mother and father ___are__ cooking dinner.

17) Rachel __is___ driving to school.

18) Nikos and Billy __are___playing at the park.

19) The students __are___studying English.

20) The test __is___ hard!

21) My best friend ___is__coming to my house.

10) John _____ excited.

11) Tiffany and Uma _____my friends.

12) Ricardo, John and I _____watching a movie.

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Let's practise!

I am a teacher. �I am a …..

You are a teacher. �You are a …………..

He is a teacher. �She is a ……

You are …. We are ….. They are

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Let's practise!

I am a teacher. �I am a …..

You are a teacher. �You are a …………..

He is a teacher. �She is a ……

You are …. We are ….. They are

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Receptionist: Good afternoon. Welcome to the Westcliff Hotel. How may I help you?

Guest: I have a reservation for today. It's under the name of Langham.

Receptionist: Can you please spell that for me, sir?

Guest: Of course. It's L-A-N-G-H-A-M.

Receptionist: Ah yes, Mr. Langham. We've reserved a double room for you with a sea view for two nights. Is that correct?

Guest: Yes, that's right.

Receptionist: Here's your key. You are in Room 237 on the second floor. You can take the lift or the stairs over there.

Guest: Right. And what time is breakfast?

Receptionist: Breakfast is served from 7 to 9 in the dining room.

Guest: Ok, thanks.

Receptionist: My pleasure, sir. Have a wonderful stay at the Westcliff Hotel.

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LET´S PRACTISE!

CAT, APPLE, HAT, BAG, MAP

PEN, BED, LEG, RED, TEN

SIT, PIG, FISH, MILK, BIG

DOG, HOT, BOX, POT, TOP

SUN, CUP, BUS, RUN, NUT

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LET´S PRACTISE!

THE SUN IS UP.

THE HOT DOG IS ON THE BOX.

THE BIG PIG SITS IN THE PEN.

BEN HAS A RED PEN.

THE CAT HAS A HAT.

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👂 PRACTICE NUMBERS (SAY THEM SLOWLY AND CLEARLY):

0 (OH)

1 (ONE)

2 (TWO)

3 (THREE)

4 (FOUR)

5 (FIVE)

6 (SIX)

7 (SEVEN)

8 (EIGHT)

9 (NINE)

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A) POOL

B) GYM

C) SINGLE BED

D) DOUBLE BED

E) BALCONY

F) LIFT

G) FREE WI-FI

H) TOWELS

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Thank you