English lesson

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Good morning!
How’s your mood?

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YOUR OPINION

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Where can we
also use
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Who is this man? Do you
know anything about him?

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Before we watch a video about Benjamin…
PROLIFIC
[prəˈlɪfɪk] прелифик
ILLUSTRIOUS
[ɪˈlʌstrɪəs] иластриес
RENOWNED
[rɪˈnaʊnd] ринаунд

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Before we watch a video about Benjamin…
PROLIFIC - плодовитый, плодородный
[prəˈlɪfɪk] прелифик
ILLUSTRIOUS - яркий, блистательный
[ɪˈlʌstrɪəs] иластриес
RENOWNED – прославленный, известный
[rɪˈnaʊnd] ринаунд

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When watching
• …one of the most prolific ???
• … his illustrious ???
• … was renowned for ??? ??? ???
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When watching
[He] was one of the most prolific founding fathers
About his illustrious career
Franklin was renowned for being a scientist

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Benjamin Franklin was one of our
country’s most prolific founding
fathers. But do you know all of the
myths and truths about his
illustrious career? Far before he
signed the declaration of
independence, Franklin was
renowned for being a scientist,
politician, printer and postmaster.
He was the first postmaster
general of the US and was the first
face on the American stamp.

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Some people are not able to sing.

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Some people are not able to sing.
She could be in the airport

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Some people are not able to sing.
She could be in the airport
I could ride a horse when I was six.

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Some people are not able to sing.
She could be in the airport
I could ride a horse when I was six.
John might not go to Turkey.

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COULD