Text B 1. some time: a certain period of time e.g. the fire went for some time before it was brought under control. atatad the Cf. sometime: at some uncertain or unstated time in the future or in the past e.g. we'll take our holiday sometime in August. Our house was built sometime around 1905

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Dynamics Introduction 1. The subject of dynamics is the relation between the mechanical motion of a material body and the force acting on it. 2. Two models of mechanics. )A particle is a material body possessing mass, the shape and size of which can be neglected in investigating its motion

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text B. detailed study of the text 1. on the move: moving from place to place e.g. It's hard to contact her---she's al ways on the move The Johnsons are on the move from the city to the country

Going over what we ve learnt. Listen to Asking &202 the tape and read after it. Answering Doing some exercises

I Teaching aims 1. Get students to master the following words and phrases barrier, code, communicate, dial, facility, instant, overcome, project, representative, select, view, above all, agree on /upon as to as well. at least. in the future. search for when it comes to

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