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    AHW3e - Level 1 - U08 - PCM

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    Headway
    American

    Unit 8 Word stress dominoes SB p. 50


    THIRD EDITION

    aspirin Band-Aids

    toothpaste shampoo

    batteries screwdriver

    scissors adaptor

    notebook envelopes

    flowers magazine

    chocolate newspaper

    potatoes onions

    coffee vegetables

    Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2015

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