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Cambridge ESOL: Skills for Life: Signs

By Chris Speck

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This lesson aims to help students learn the formal language used in signs.

Age: Adults
Level: ESOL entry 3
Length: 1 hour
Vocab: Formal language used on signs
Focus: Reading
Sub skills: Writing answers
Materials: Worksheet
Curriculum references: Rw/E3.1a Rw/E3.5a Rt/E3.3a

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