some word pairs that are suitable for beginner students:
- do homework - take photo - work hard - read book - play games - speak English - watch TV - write name - listen music - eat lunch - drink water - draw picture - sing song - sleep well - learn alphabet - count numbers - say hello - ask question - play sports - clean room - visit zoo - make friends - study hard - practice writing - listen carefully - follow instructions - read aloud - write story - use pencil - answer question - wait patiently - share toys - open book - close door - finish work - start class - understand lesson - repeat after me @ingiztiliuzz
some word pairs that are suitable for beginner students:
- do homework - take photo - work hard - read book - play games - speak English - watch TV - write name - listen music - eat lunch - drink water - draw picture - sing song - sleep well - learn alphabet - count numbers - say hello - ask question - play sports - clean room - visit zoo - make friends - study hard - practice writing - listen carefully - follow instructions - read aloud - write story - use pencil - answer question - wait patiently - share toys - open book - close door - finish work - start class - understand lesson - repeat after me @ingiztiliuzz
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