W17 2T/2K L3

📚 SUBJECT : English 

👩🏻‍🏫 TEACHER : Miss Amalina 

🕰️ TIME :  11.50 - 12.50 PM

📲 MODE: Tutorial

📝 TITLE: Situations (Listening)

💬INSTRUCTIONS: 

1. Let's do a listening activity. 

    Link :  Listening B1-B2 worksheet (liveworksheets.com) 

    Click on the link and complete all the questions. 

    Press FINISH and enter your name and class before sending it.


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