Slaidy.com- Opposites in words
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- 2. present
- 3. Amateur team
- 4. professional
- 5. Sharp knife
- 6. blunt
- 7. Deep river
- 8. shallow
- 9. Enthusiastic welcome
- 10. cool
- 11. Light meal
- 12. heavy
- 13. Loose shoes
- 14. tight
- 15. High level
- 16. low
- 17. Mean boss
- 18. generous
- 19. Private library
- 20. public
- 21. Smooth skin
- 22. rough
- 23. Soft drink
- 24. alcoholic
- 25. Sensible question
- 26. stupid
- 27. Permanent job
- 28. temporary
- 29. Thick slice
- 31. Скачать презентацию
Слайд 3Amateur team
Amateur team
Слайд 4professional
professional
Слайд 5Sharp knife
Sharp knife
Слайд 6blunt
blunt
Слайд 7Deep river
Deep river
Слайд 8shallow
shallow
Слайд 9Enthusiastic welcome
Enthusiastic welcome
Слайд 10cool
cool
Слайд 11Light meal
Light meal
Слайд 12heavy
heavy
Слайд 13Loose shoes
Loose shoes
Слайд 14tight
tight
Слайд 15High level
High level
Слайд 16low
low
Слайд 17Mean boss
Mean boss
Слайд 18generous
generous
Слайд 19Private library
Private library
Слайд 20public
public
Слайд 21Smooth skin
Smooth skin
Слайд 22rough
rough
Слайд 23Soft drink
Soft drink
Слайд 24alcoholic
alcoholic
Слайд 25Sensible question
Sensible question
Слайд 26stupid
stupid
Слайд 27Permanent job
Permanent job
Слайд 28temporary
temporary
Слайд 29Thick slice
Thick slice
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