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- 1. RR2 UNIT 3 VOCABULARY WARMER
- 2. Many supermarkets offer delivery
- 3. These customers are checking their delivery
- 4. Driving carefully uses less fuel
- 5. It’s wasteful for companies to use a lot of unnecessary packaging.
- 6. This toy car requires four batteries.
- 7. A decker bus and a beddouble double
- 8. We should look after our environment
- 9. Women from Saudi Arabia were allowed to take part in the Olympics for the first time in 2012.
- 10. These are all shapes
- 11. These people are passengers
- 12. This is luggage
- 13. This customer is complaining
- 14. These women are six generations of the same family 3G = Third Generation 4G = Fourth Generation
Editor's Notes
- Delivery
- Customer delivery
- fuel
- wasteful
- Require
- double
- Environment
- Allow – Women from Saudi Arabia were allowed to take part in the Olympics for the first time in 2012
- shapes
- Passenger (s)
- luggage
- complain
- generations