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    Students may practice either both countries and nationalities or one thing only. They may use proper pronouns with people or things or any other construction.

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    Students may practice either both countries and nationalities or one thing only. They may use proper pronouns with people or things or any other construction.

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    Countries Symbols

    Uploaded by

    silvialit21883
    Students may practice either both countries and nationalities or one thing only. They may use proper pronouns with people or things or any other construction.

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    The USA / American England / English France / French The USA / American Scotland / Scottish The USA / American Italy / Italian Germany / German Russia / Russian Brazil / Brazilian Egypt / Egyptian China / Chinese Africa / African Russia / Russian Japan / Japanese France / French Mexico / Mexican

    5. England / English

    10. Italy / Italian

    16. China / Chinese

    20. England / English 22. Australia / Australian 23. Turkey / Turkey You can ask students one by one or organize them in pairs. They may practice either both countries and nationalities or one thing only. Talking to one another they may use such a construction: Student A: Where does this come from? Student B: It comes from + country. Its + nationality. using proper pronouns with people or things or any other construction you prefer. Have a good luck drilling!

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