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Facts and Figures Unit 2 Lesson 3 Why is the sea salty?

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1 Facts and Figures Unit 2 Lesson 3 Why is the sea salty?

2 ACTIVITY 1. FREE WRITING SEA.... 2. BRAINSTORMING
3. VOCABULARY TEACHING -underline 4. LISTENING 5. REPEAT Evaporate v. Mix v. Famous Percent Carry

3 Some salt Water on the land River Lake Go into Move into

4 evaporate /ɪˈvæpəreɪt/ verb
If a liquid evaporates or is evaporated, it changes into gas (= very small drops of water).

5 percent /pəˈsent/ adjective adverb
for or out of every 100, shown by the symbol % → 5 percent (5%)/10 percent (10%) etc → a/one hundred percent

6 famous /ˈfeɪməs/ adjective
Well known. Everybody knows him or her. The whole area is famous for its natural beauty. Mother Teresa was famous for her compassion and humanity. Scotland is famous for its spectacular countryside.

7 carry /ˈkæri/ HOLD [T] to hold something or someone with your hands, arms, or on your back and take them from one place to another He is carrying my bags.

8 Dead Sea

9 Great Salt Lake

10 a... Percent Salt-Earth –mixes Carry Famous Oceans moves,-clouds Evaporates b... Earth-moves Salt Mix Ocean Cloud percent

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