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Lessons written especially for teenagers studying English including worksheets and activities edited to three levels.

Spot on news lessons for teens: Earth in danger

By Karen Richardson (activities), Toby Skingsley, Martin Simmonds and Talitha Linehan (text)

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This Spot on news lesson is about climate change and how we can help to save the planet.

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Spot on news lessons for teens

Lessons written especially for teenagers studying English including worksheets and activities edited to three levels.

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