BUT AGE EVENTUALLY TOOK ITS TOLL

to take its toll (or take a toll, take a heavy toll) to have an adverse effect, especially so as to cause damage, suffering, or death.

   The problems of the past few months have taken their toll on her health and there are shadows under her eyes.

Activities and homework for 1A2 students:

1)  Here you have the link to the video classes... in case (= por si acaso) you have not received the email.
2) Homework:
   - Watch this video and write down all the verbs in the past that you can see and the names of all the fruits that appear in the story.
   - Do the test corresponding to unit 8 (check your email!)
   - Correct the the listening activity on page 91: audio  -  answer key  -  transcript


Activities and homework for students of C2:

1) Here you have the link to the video classes... in case you have not received the email message.
2) Today's word
3) Today's song  ♫  activity



4) homework
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    - June Almeida