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    Lesson 3

    Global Supply Chain


    Read the words

     CIRCLE  DANCE  MICE


     CAN  CYCLE  CAKE
     CLOCK  CUP  CAGE
     CAT  PROCESS  CRAYON
     FACE  PENCIL  CEREAL
     ICE  CLOWN  TRACE
    Present Simple vs Present Continuous
    don’t like Does she go

    isn’t studying Is he eating

    go are going

    doesn’t do are studying

    don’t eat clean

    don’t study works

    Do you like aren’t sleeping


    Fill the table with the missing words.
    NOUN VERB ADJECTIVE ADVERB
    acceptance accept
    accept acceptable
    acceptable acceptably

    ability enable
    enable able
    able ably

    repetition repeat repetitive


    repetitive repetitively
    repetitively
    advice
    advice advise advisable
    advisable advisably

    completion
    completion complete complete
    complete completely
    completely
    conclusion conclude
    conclude conclusive
    conclusive conclusively
    conclusively
    final finalize
    finalize final
    final finally

    imagination imagine
    imagine imaginable
    imaginable imaginably

    operation operate
    operate operational
    operational operationally
    operationally
    Disruptions to the global supply chain
    Disruptions to the global supply chain

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