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EAS120Y schedule wk 5

Course: EAS 120Y1, Spring 2009
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2008 EAS120Y Schedule Daily Schedule Outline: Week 5 ~Lesson 4~ TB = Textbook, GB = Grammar Book, RB = Reading Book, WB = Workbook Note: This schedule is subject to change during the semester. You are responsible for keeping track of any changes announced in class. Date 10/06(M) Week 5: Textbook Lesson 4 In-class - Lesson 4 Grammar Quiz Preparation - Memorize Vocabulary (Lesson 4) - Read GB: PP. 34-35 Review - Read 34~35 Due GB: PP. - to Listen Audio - WB: L4-1 - Listen to Audio 10/07(T) - Conversation Vocabulary #3 - TB: P. 33 (B1~4) P. 35 (C1) - Listen to Audio 10/08(W) - Conversation - Memorize Dialogue (TB: P. 31) - TB:PP. 33~34 (B5~8), P. 35 (C2~3) - Listen to Audio - Listen to Audio - WB: L4-2~3 - Listen to Audio 10/09(R) -Bring your Reading Book - Listening - Reading Grammar #3 - TB: PP. 36~27 - WB:L4-4 - Listen to Audio HW#2 (WB: Lesson 3-1~34)

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