Интерактивная презентация к уроку английского языка"Seeing is Believing"; 9 класс

Do you like visiting galleries and Do you like the fine art? museums?

Seeing is believing English lesson, form 9, Module 3 Lobanova Elena Alexandrovna, English teacher of Secondary School №15, Ust-Ilimsk, 08/09/202 Irkutsk Region

Route Illusion Description Assumption Attention

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