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Contents:
* Instant Workbook............. "I Want To Be Alone"
* Pre-Intermediate Lesson...... "Expensive Weddings"
* Intermediate Lesson.......... "That's My Kind of Music"
* Upper-Intermediate Lesson.... "Lying College Students"
* Anna Grammar................. "Confusables - Come and Go"
* Weekly Warmer................ "Name Game"

NEW RESOURCES
Instant Workbook - Intermediate - "I Want To Be Alone"
Who got the job? Do these follow-up exercises to interview the candidates and then read about who did get the job. Date: 16 October 2002
Skills: Question and paragraph ordering, reading comprehension.

Pre-Intermediate Lesson - "Expensive Weddings"
Marrying in Shanghai now costs the average Chinese worker eight years of salary. Date: 16 October 2002

Intermediate Lesson - "That's My Kind of Music"
Boston transit police have enlisted the late American composers George Gershwin and John Philip Sousa in their fight against crime. Date: 16 October 2002

Upper-Intermediate Lesson - "Lying College Students"
According to a new study, most American undergraduate students say the excuses they use to wriggle out of academic deadlines are little more than bald-faced lies 70% of the time. Date: 16 October 2002

Anna Grammar - Confusables - "Come and Go"
Vanessa asks for help with explaining the difference between 'coming to' and 'going to' to her elementary class. Date: 16 October 2002

Weekly Warmer - "Name Game"
This activity can be followed up the next day by calling the role using students' names and their 'likes'. It's a great way to learn everyone's name quickly. Date: 16 October 2002

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Quote of the week: "The artist is nothing without the gift, but the gift is nothing without work." Emile Zola (1840-1902)

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