Lesson 10

Subject: English

Grade: Intermediate

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Class activity

Resource ID: i170
Description:

In this lesson students will learn about the following English language functions and vocabulary:
- describing objects by appearance and purpose
- buying and selling
- phrasal verbs: transitive verbs
- writing: Reference - this and which

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Intermediate

Unit B

Lesson 10 Describing things

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