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    The document discusses the coldest, hottest, and highest places in the world. It begins with photos that seem to depict locations in Africa, America, and Asia. The article is then summarized under the headings "The hottest country in the world," "The highest capital city in the world," and "The coldest place in the world." Questions are asked about where people wear cotton clothes, where it is good to play, where people sleep on roofs, where nose problems may occur, and where to be careful in spring. Places are guessed such as La Paz and Yakutia. New vocabulary words are highlighted like cotton, roof, sea level, breathe, altitude, and freezer.

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    The document discusses the coldest, hottest, and highest places in the world. It begins with photos that seem to depict locations in Africa, America, and Asia. The article is then summarized under the headings "The hottest country in the world," "The highest capital city in the world," and "The coldest place in the world." Questions are asked about where people wear cotton clothes, where it is good to play, where people sleep on roofs, where nose problems may occur, and where to be careful in spring. Places are guessed such as La Paz and Yakutia. New vocabulary words are highlighted like cotton, roof, sea level, breathe, altitude, and freezer.

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    Aerg

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    Jonathan ospina
    The document discusses the coldest, hottest, and highest places in the world. It begins with photos that seem to depict locations in Africa, America, and Asia. The article is then summarized under the headings "The hottest country in the world," "The highest capital city in the world," and "The coldest place in the world." Questions are asked about where people wear cotton clothes, where it is good to play, where people sleep on roofs, where nose problems may occur, and where to be careful in spring. Places are guessed such as La Paz and Yakutia. New vocabulary words are highlighted like cotton, roof, sea level, breathe, altitude, and freezer.

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    G superlative adjectves

    V the weather
    P consonant groups
    What’s the coldest place in the world?

    T READING
    a Look at the photos. Where do you think the places are?
    b Read the article and complete each heading with a phrase.
    The coldest The highest The hottest

    Read the article again. Answers these questions.


    1 Wh ere do people near a lot of cotton clothesi
    2 Where is a good place to play
    gold 3 Where do people sleep on the
    roof
    4 Where can you have a problem with your nose?
    5 Where do you need to be careful in spring? because we can't go out
    6 Where is a bad place to drink a lot of alcohols

    d In pairs, guess the meaning of the e C e five new words


    Check with your teacher or a dictionary. ho to learn from the
    os article.
    Jonathan Ospina M3B

    a) photo one: Africa

    photo two: America

    photo three: Asia

    b) 1. The hottest country in the world

    2. The highest capital city in the world

    3. The coldest place in the world

    c) 2. La paz

    3. mail

    4. Yakutia

    5. Yakutia

    6. La paz

    D) Cotton: Algodon

    Roof: Techo

    Sea level: Nivel del mar

    Breathe: Respirar

    Altitude: Altitud

    Hit: Pegar

    Freezer: Congelador

    Nose: Nariz

    Snow: Nieve

    Highlighted: Destacado
    E) Surprisingly: Asombrosamente

    Dehydrated: Deshidratada

    Conditioning: Acondicionamiento

    Autumn: Otoño

    Further: Más

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