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    pārləmənt/ /thēədər/ /eksəbishən/ /liər/ / Kɑnsɪkwɛnsɪz/ ( I Kwəli) (Wʊl)

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    This daily report from the Direct Method of English summarizes vocabulary and grammar questions from students in book DME 3, units 23-25 of module 5. It lists common words students mispronounced or asked about, such as parliament, theatre, and exhibition. Grammar questions covered when to use "unless" and how to use the phrase "every now and again." The report provides the answers and explanations to build students' English language skills.

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    This daily report from the Direct Method of English summarizes vocabulary and grammar questions from students in book DME 3, units 23-25 of module 5. It lists common words students mispronounced or asked about, such as parliament, theatre, and exhibition. Grammar questions covered when to use "unless" and how to use the phrase "every now and again." The report provides the answers and explanations to build students' English language skills.

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    This daily report from the Direct Method of English summarizes vocabulary and grammar questions from students in book DME 3, units 23-25 of module 5. It lists common words students mispronounced or asked about, such as parliament, theatre, and exhibition. Grammar questions covered when to use "unless" and how to use the phrase "every now and again." The report provides the answers and explanations to build students' English language skills.

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    pārləmənt/ /thēədər/ /eksəbishən/ /liər/ / Kɑnsɪkwɛnsɪz/ ( I Kwəli) (Wʊl)

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    This daily report from the Direct Method of English summarizes vocabulary and grammar questions from students in book DME 3, units 23-25 of module 5. It lists common words students mispronounced or asked about, such as parliament, theatre, and exhibition. Grammar questions covered when to use "unless" and how to use the phrase "every now and again." The report provides the answers and explanations to build students' English language skills.

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    DIRECT METHOD OF ENGLISH

    Daily Report

    BOOK: DME 3

    UNIT/MODULE: UNIT 23, 24,.25 MODULE 5

    DATE: APRIL 15, 2020

    PARTNERS: Clavele

    Lex

    Sao

    SPECIFIC CONCERNS ANSWERS/RATIONALE

    1. Common Vocabularies students MISPRONOUNCED Parliament /pārləmənt/

    Theatre /thēədər/

    Exhibition /eksəbishən/

    Liar /liər/

    Consequence /ˈkɑnsɪkwɛnsɪz/

    Equally  [ ˈiːkwəli ]

    Wool [ wʊl ]
    2. Common Vocabularies students ASKS

    Parliament The highest legislature, consisting of the


    sovereign, the House of Lords, and the House of
    Commons.
    Be asleep
    In a state of sleep.
    Whether
    Expressing a doubt or choice between
    Break down alternatives.

    Every now and again


    (of a machine or motor vehicle) suddenly cease to
    Even though function.

    from time to time; occasionally.

    despite the fact that.


    3. Common GRAMMAR QUESTIONS

    Q: When can we use” unless”? We use it in conditional sentences instead of if not.


    Unless can be used with present, past and past perfect
    tenses. Use unless with present tenses when talking
    about the future.

    Q: How to use every now and again? Its just the same as sometimes, but not very often : its
    an adverb of frequency.

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