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This document is from an English language student's book and presents vocabulary words related to different types of buildings. It asks students to identify vocabulary words like tower, skyscraper, brick, concrete, steps, and lift. It then asks students to remember and identify words for office building, shopping centre, steel, dome, and earth. The document focuses on teaching students vocabulary related to buildings.

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tower What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

skyscraper What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

brick What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

concrete What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

steps What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

lift What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

office building What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

shopping centre What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

dome What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

steel What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

earth What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

tower skyscraper concrete brick steps lift Can you remember? Vocabulary Buildings

office building shopping centre steel dome earth Can you remember? Vocabulary Buildings

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1. English Alive! Student’s Book 3 Whiteboard Presentation

2. tower What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

3. skyscraper What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

4. brick What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

5. concrete What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

6. steps What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

7. lift What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

8. office building What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

9. shopping centre What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

10. dome What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

11. steel What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

12. earth What is the word? Vocabulary Buildings

13. tower skyscraper concrete brick steps lift Can you remember? Vocabulary Buildings

14. office building shopping centre steel dome earth Can you remember? Vocabulary Buildings

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