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• Listening practice to identify vocabulary

of medication.
• Speaking
practice
to
make
an
appointment.
• Unit 3 preview
• Identify, memorize, and use vocabulary of
services to talk about things that are
done.

11
2/11

OListening p.22-23
OSpeaking: Making an appointment p.

19
Make a
medical or
dental
appointment

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