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    The document provides a list of 23 country-nationality pairs for students to practice identifying the country of origin and corresponding nationality. It suggests having students work individually or in pairs to quiz each other on the pairs, with one student asking "Where does this come from?" and the other responding with the country and nationality, such as "It comes from the USA. It's American." Drilling on these pairs is intended to help students practice identifying countries and nationalities.

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    The document provides a list of 23 country-nationality pairs for students to practice identifying the country of origin and corresponding nationality. It suggests having students work individually or in pairs to quiz each other on the pairs, with one student asking "Where does this come from?" and the other responding with the country and nationality, such as "It comes from the USA. It's American." Drilling on these pairs is intended to help students practice identifying countries and nationalities.

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    Countries and Nationalities

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    The document provides a list of 23 country-nationality pairs for students to practice identifying the country of origin and corresponding nationality. It suggests having students work individually or in pairs to quiz each other on the pairs, with one student asking "Where does this come from?" and the other responding with the country and nationality, such as "It comes from the USA. It's American." Drilling on these pairs is intended to help students practice identifying countries and nationalities.

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    1. The USA / American
    2. England / English
    3. France / French
    4. The USA / American
    5. England / English
    6. Scotland / Scottish
    7. The USA / American
    8. Italy / Italian
    9. Germany / German
    10. Italy / Italian
    11. Russia / Russian
    12. Brazil / Brazilian
    13. Egypt / Egyptian
    14. China / Chinese
    15. Africa / African
    16. China / Chinese
    17. Russia / Russian
    18. Japan / Japanese
    19. France / French
    20. England / English
    21. Mexico / Mexican
    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. It’s + nationality.”

    using proper pronouns with people or things or any other construction you prefer.

    Have a good luck drilling!

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