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This document describes the different parts of a person's face by listing each part and providing a short description or illustration of each. It lists the eyes, nose, mouth, neck, hair, ears, and face. For each item, it spells out the word with individual letters or provides a simple illustration using "This is my [body part]." The document is intended to teach identification of facial features.
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- 1. My face Mrs.Weereeya Matarak TESOL 8 No. 57120803126 By
- 2. Touch Your Eyes Touch your eyes. Touch your nose. Touch your mouth. and touch your neck. Touch your hair. Touch your ears. Touch your face. and take your seat.
- 11. My face This is my eye.
- 12. My face This is my nose.
- 13. My face This is my mouth.
- 14. My face This is my neck.
- 15. My face This is my ears.
- 16. My face This is my face.