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Unit 15 International trade (Continued). PRACTICE Like + N, NP, Pronoun e.g.: Do like me! As + clause e.g.: Do as I do! Beginning in different way.

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1 Unit 15 International trade (Continued)

2 PRACTICE Like + N, NP, Pronoun e.g.: Do like me! As + clause e.g.: Do as I do! Beginning in different way

3 FURTHER PRACTICE Learn What???...

4 EX: Ask and answer these questions 1) What is international trade ? 2) Did people in the old day exchange goods for money? 3) Was barter an unsatisfactory system ? 4) Is system for paying goods in other countries simple or complex?

5 unsatisfactory Oh, What does “unsatisfactory” mean? CLASS 10C, HELP ME!!!

6 complex Complex >< Simple So, COMPLEX is…

7 Role-play Game Finding excellent actors and actress for HOLLYWOOD WHO DARE?

8 Finding excellent actors and actress for HOLLYWOOD WHO DARE?

9 THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!

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