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=> Introducing English Teachers Everywhere (www.ETseverywhere.com)
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=> “Partial Proverbs” – a creative writing and thinking activity
=> “Unknown Proverbs” – a creative writing and thinking activity
=> “Noun-less Proverbs from the Sakha Republic” – gap-fill
=> Proverbs and Lies – a team activity
=> 5 More Activities to Do with Proverbs
=> A note for mail.ru people
=> Answers: Complete Proverbs
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=> “The Slavic Influence on American Music” – text
=> “Further Explorations in Slav-American Music” – research tasks
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=> Introduction: Flags, Nation, and Nationalism
=> “Flag Questions”
=> Einstein on Nationalism
=> The Origin of the Russian Flag: Research Project
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=> “Ghost at the Door” – poem/song activity and free mp3 audio file
=> “Mr Candlelight” – poem/song activity and free mp3 audio file
=> “Dancing With the Skeletons” – Movement exercise and free mp3 audio
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=> “People Types 5” – words to describe people, and exercises
=> “Holodomor Memorial to be Built in Washington” – text
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=> A Root Word Quiz
=> Make Your Own Root Word Quizzes
=> Answers to the Word Root Quiz
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This piece of fiction originally appeared in the Santa Clara Review, 1993.

EVAPORATION
by
Kevin McCaughey

At ten on Saturday mornings we go to the Melrose Coffee Roasting Company, which is the glamorous name of our local cafe. The clientele is very healthy. Around us are spandex tights, tennis shoes, biking helmets, bright-colored jogging shorts, which Glenda associates (I don’t know why) with Pepsi-Cola. There are always several pretty woman. Glenda likes watching people as much as I do, and I am not sure if this is unusual for a girl her age. The noise is somehow calming–the hiss of steaming milk, the whir of the grinder, and the blurred consonance of voices that have not in a long time experienced sadness or strangeness.
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=> About this Issue
=> “Surprises of Washington”
=> “What’s a D.C. anyway?”
=> “Shevchenko in D.C.”
=> What’s Special About this Issue?
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=> “-En” Verbs from Color Adjectives
=> “-En” Verbs Collocations
=> “-En” Verb Gap-Fills
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