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The document discusses the solar system and related science and technology topics. It includes a vocabulary list of terms like satellite, comet, orbit, galaxy, and planet. It also has examples of using the verb "to have" with different subjects. There are listening activities that ask the reader to match terms like planet and satellite, or rocket and galaxy. True or false questions are also included to test comprehension.

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Unit 5 : Science and Technology
Topic : Solar system
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Verb to have
structure Verb to have
I / You /We /
They
(plural nouns)
have
He She It
(singular noun)
has

Example :
- Earth has one moon but some
planet have many moons
- We have not found any aliens in
space .

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