MOD 20 - 1B INGLES 05/10
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This document introduces Magie's family, consisting of her dad Homer, mom Marge who is a teacher, sister Lisa, and brother Bart. Magie provides a picture and name for each family member.
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- 1. Unit 6 My mother is a teacher ENG – MOD 20
- 2. Hi! My name is Magie. This is my family
- 3. This is my dad. His name is Homer
- 4. This is my mom. Her name is Marge.
- 5. This is my sister. Her name is Lisa.
- 6. This is my brother. His name is Bart