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EPISODE · Oct 31, 2008 · 4 MIN

Seventh program

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This program will practice on the English intonation, giving some clues to the students in order to improve their pronunciation. Seventh show activities 1. Repeat after me, in this activity the students will develop knowledge about the intonation in English in order to improve their pronunciation skills. 2. As a second activity, the students must search some words in any source, and mark the correct intonation of these words and pronounce them.

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