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Elba will give a two minute talk about South Africa. South Africa is located on the continent of Africa, with its capital city being Pretoria. The multicolored flag of South Africa features a green "Y" symbolizing the unification of the country. Elba enjoys learning new things through the project and asks if there are any questions after the conclusion of the talk.
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- 1. NAME: Elba Group: A Deadline: Friday Year 3 Academic year: 2015-2016 COUNTRY: South Africa
- 2. INTRODUCTION • Good morning / Good afternoon. • My name is Elba. • I will talk about South Africa and the talk will last two minutes.
- 3. Continent Where is South Africa? ·South Africa is in Africa.
- 4. Capital City What is the capital city? ·The capital city of South Africa is Pretoria.
- 5. The Flag • The flag of South Africa is multicolored. It’s red, green, blue, yellow and black. • It has got a green “Y” and means the unification of towns.
- 6. CONCLUSION · I have to say that I like the Project because I will learn new things. · Have you got any questions? · Thank very much for your attention!