NEF – PI – FILE 2 SPEAKING
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The document provides instructions for a speaking activity where partners ask each other questions about photos from their holidays, school days, and favorite photos. It includes example questions like "Did you take many photos on your last holiday?" and describes the famous Abbey Road album cover photo of The Beatles crossing the street, taken by Iain Macmillan in 1969 outside their recording studio in London on a sunny day. Partners are instructed to ask each other similar questions about a famous photo of their choice.
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- Coverlines featuring interviews with rock stars and unsigned bands.
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NEF – PI – FILE TEST 5 – READING
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