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comparing in urdu language for school assembly

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Picture It. Use pictures of new vocabulary words to introduce them to your students. ...

Keep it Real. Using real objects to introduce new vocabulary will aid your students in remembering the new words. ...

Tell It Like It Is. ...

Sing It Loud. ...

Introduce Couples. ...

Get Physical. ...

The Root of the Issue.

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