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20.000 leagues under the sea
20.000 leagues under the sea
Graded Reader Level 1 of the famous book from Jules Verne.
Author: Jules Verne, retold by Elizabeth Gray Publication date: 2001 Format / Quality: PDF+MP3 Size: 48.2MB
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An ESL Grammar Resource Book for Beginner, Elementary, Pre-intermediate and Intermediate Level Teaching.
This ESL Grammar E-book features several printable grammar exercises to use in your English Grammar lessons. The exercises are carefully classified under the most popular grammar topics commonly taught.
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