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- 5. What number is it ? Page 4
- 6. What number is it ? Page 5
- 7. Meet ~ What is your name ? ~ My name is Erdenechuluun. ~ How old are you ? ~ I am 29. / years old / twenty-nine / ~ What is your job ? ~ I am a teacher . / I work at school . ~ How many people have you got in your family ? ~ In my family I have 5 people; father , mother , sister , brother and me . Page 6
- 8. Week - 7 хоног 1 – Monday 2 – Tuesday 3 – We d nesday 4 – Thursday 5 – Friday 6 – Saturday 7 - Sunday Page 7
- 9. ~ W ee k ~ Page 8
- 10. Months – 12 сар 1 – January 7 - July 2 – February 8 - August 3 – March 9 - September 4 – April 10 - October 5 – May 11 - November 6 – June 12 - December Page 9
- 11. Months Page 10
- 12. Months Page 11
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- 15. Homework Heart new words and learn these songs. Page 14