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AcknowledgementsWe would like to thank Effie Fragouli and Marianna Preveziotis for their invaluable contribution to the writing of the book.nd Marianna Preveziod Marianna Prevezio
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1. Possessive ·djectives 2. Possessive c·se
44
The verb ‘c·n’
48
Present progressive [I] (·ffirm·tive)
52
Present progressive [II](neg·tive - interrog·tive)
56
Units 10 - 14
64
Present progressive [III]
60
1. Imper·tive2. Time
66
Prepositions of pl·ce (on, in, under, behind, in front of) 70
Simple present [I](·ffirm·tive)
74
Simple present [II](neg·tive - interrog·tive)
78
Units 15 - 18
82
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CONTENTS1. Alph·bet A - M 2. Numbers 1 - 6
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1. Alph·bet ¡ - ∑ 2. Numbers 7 - 12
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∞ / ∞n (Wh·t is this? It is · / ·n ..., Is it · / ·n ...?, Yes, it is. / No, it is not.) 12
Plur·ls (-s, -es, -ies) (Wh·t ·re these? They ·re ..., ∞re they...?, Yes, they ·re. / No, they ·re not.) 16
Units 1 - 5
24
1. Person·l pronouns2. The verb ‘to be’ [I]
(·ffirm·tive) 20
The verb ‘to be’ [II] (neg·tive - interrog·tive)
26
This - Th·tThese - Those
30
1. There is - There ·re 2. Some - ∞ny 3. Numbers 13 - 20 34
The verb ‘h·ve got’
38
Units 6 - 9
42
WORDLIST 84
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egg = ·˘Áfifox = ·ÏÂÔ‡gl·ss = ÔÙ‹ÚÈ
h·t = η¤ÏÔice cre·m = ·ÁˆÙfijug = ηӿٷ
king = ‚·ÛÈÏÈ¿˜lion = ÏÈÔÓÙ¿ÚÈm·n = ¿ÓÙÚ·˜
1. Alph·bet A - M 2. Numbers 1 - 6[∞ÏÊ¿‚ËÙÔ ∞ - ª] [∞ÚÈıÌÔ› 1 - 6]
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