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Widen students’ vocabulary while enjoying the challenge of a language activity. Have them learn more about words with opposite meanings!
Students will be creating a booklet regarding opposite things using the three printed sheets prepared by their teacher. In this activity, the students must pair the paper they cut out based on their opposite.
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