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spend the first day seeing the people whose kind-heartedness and friendship have enriched her life. 4. The author acknowledges that even in three d... |
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words are descriptive—they describe how we experience the world: how we see, hear, smell, taste or feel something. Complete the following table wit... |
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1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 1. You want to permission (i) ____________ I leave work leave early today early. if I finish all my tasks? 2. You have... |
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pairs. Take turns to speak for a minute on any one of the senses you value the most. Use the given prompts to frame your response before you speak.... |
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through touch with the help of Braille, a code of raised dots that represents the letters of the alphabet. This tactile code was developed over a p... |
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applies to my son. Speaker (ii): (Grandmother) I went to school but many girls at that time could not attend school because some elders in the vill... |
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She was known for her determination and never-give-up attitude. One sunny day, the ant found a delicious piece of roti that was too big for her to ... |
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know, the writing in her books doesn’t look like ours. It’s different. She told us that it’s called Braille. M other : It’s great to know that your... |
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having the right tools, but also about having the right mindset. Reprint 2026-27 |
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W it anHumour U nit 2 WIT AND HUMOUR A nimals , B irds , and D r . D olittle Let us do these activities before we read. I Do you have a pet or a do... |
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had gone the parrot flew off the window on to the Doctor’s table and said, “That man’s got sense. That’s what you ought to do. Be an animal doctor.... |
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was raining, Polynesia sat on the kitchen table giving him bird words to put down in the book. At teatime, when the dog, Jip, came in, the parrot s... |
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say? M ary : I can talk very well when I like. I’ll stay with you today and talk to them when they come. M rs. haw : Oh, I don’t think so. You can ... |
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animal doctor, old ladies began to bring him their pet pugs and poodles who had eaten too much cake; and farmers came many miles to show him sick c... |
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countryside: wearing glasses in the countryside, round Puddleby; and a rural area blind horse was a thing unknown. And so it was with all the other... |
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2. Farm animals wearing glasses 3. Farm animals learning bird language 4. Birds riding atop farm animals II What challenges do you think Doctor Dol... |
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hot yet?’—in bird language.” “My! You don’t say so!” said the Doctor. “You never talked that way to me before.” Reprint 2026-27 W it anHumour “What... |
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look back at the opening to reassure himself comfort, calm that there was still daylight outside. Ahead of him, the tunnel’s other opening was just... |
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following questions. 1. HowcanwesaythatPolynesiawasagoodtrainerofanimallanguage? 2. Explain how Doctor Dolittle gave equal and individual attention... |
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Underline the names of animals that are hidden in the sentences given below. Clues are given within the brackets. An example has been done for you.... |
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4. … the trouble is that anybody thinks he can doctor animals. VI Read the following sentences from the text. • That man’s (man has) got We use pre... |
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Lane. 3. The clinic is open Monday to Friday from ______________ a.m. to 5 p.m. 4. Special timings for ______________ are on Saturdays from 11 a.m.... |
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or 2. take after responsibility for something (iii) to begin to study, practice, or 3. take in do something (iv) to become successful or 4. take ov... |
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Include all other necessary details about date, time, and venue. Complete the draft of the notice by using the words and phrases given in the box b... |
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A F unny M an Let us do these activities before we read. Look around you for things or people that make you laugh. Write them in the bubbles given ... |
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