Effortless Event Organization Guide

Mar 02, 2025

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This guide provides essential vocabulary and phrases for organizing events, from sending invitations to receiving gifts. Learn polite ways to request help, call guests, and decorate the house. Master social interactions with ease!

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Effortless Event Organization Guide

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Vocabulary 10.2 (p. 321) 1. To open gifts 13. Can you bring me …? 2. Of course 14. Excuse me 3. To hang decorations 15. To receive gifts 4. Sure 16. Just a second 5. To decorate the house 17. To open gifts 6. I’m busy (male) 18. Agreed 7. To blow up balloons 19. OK 8. To call the guests 20. Come 9. To send invitations 21. Put/Place 10. Can you help me…? 22. Do/Make 11. Can you do me the favor of…? 23. Go away 12. Can you pass me…? 24. Go

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10.2 Parabolas

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Figure 5-1 (p. 321) Decimation by a factor of M .

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p. 321 A.Q. 1a, 2ab, 3

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ET: 10.2

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10.2 Parabolas Notes A

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Chapter 11 “Chemical Reactions”

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Section 10.2

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Fig. 10-CO, p.321

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Section 10.2

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10.2 Intrusive Igneous Activity

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