1. The document provides definitions and examples related to parts of machines and engines.
2. It asks the reader to match words with their definitions and form collocations by matching words together.
3. Several exercises involve categorizing engine parts, choosing correct statements about the four-stroke cycle, and identifying synonyms and opposites.
1. The document provides definitions and examples related to parts of machines and engines.
2. It asks the reader to match words with their definitions and form collocations by matching words together.
3. Several exercises involve categorizing engine parts, choosing correct statements about the four-stroke cycle, and identifying synonyms and opposites.
1. The document provides definitions and examples related to parts of machines and engines.
2. It asks the reader to match words with their definitions and form collocations by matching words together.
3. Several exercises involve categorizing engine parts, choosing correct statements about the four-stroke cycle, and identifying synonyms and opposites.
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