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DATE
Today is Friday, (the) 1st (first) (of) April 2022.
It’s April Fool’s Day (Día de los Inocentes)
WEATHER
It’s ________ and _________.
CLASSWORK
Number record
TITLE: Describing animals. Comparisons.
Write sentences from the Power Point. Look at the example.
HOMEWORK
AULES-----Revision for TEST

long legs
A flamingo has got longer legs than an eagle.

small
A sparrow is smaller than an eagle.

small ears
A hippo has got smaller ears than a deer.

short tail
A rhino has got a shorter tail than a baboon.

big
A buffalo is bigger than a wild boar.

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2022 04 01 5PRIBC KEY.pptx

1. DATE Today is Friday, (the) 1st (first) (of) April 2022. It’s April Fool’s Day (Día de los Inocentes) WEATHER It’s ________ and _________. CLASSWORK Number record TITLE: Describing animals. Comparisons. Write sentences from the Power Point. Look at the example. HOMEWORK AULES-----Revision for TEST

2. Describing Animals. Comparisons

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4. long legs

5. long legs A flamingo has got longer legs than an eagle.

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7. small A sparrow is smaller than an eagle.

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9. small ears A hippo has got smaller ears than a deer.

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11. short tail A rhino has got a shorter tail than a baboon.

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