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1. Express Yourself 1 (continued) mshoajunior.edu.vn

2. Express Yourself mshoajunior.edu.vn

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4. mshoajunior.edu.vn Choose an activity. 1 2 1 2 3 Choose a topic Choose a way to express yourself an unusual place an unusual job a review an advertisement an interview

5. mshoajunior.edu.vn Example A review

6. mshoajunior.edu.vn Example An advertisement

7. mshoajunior.edu.vn Example An interview Interviewer : What is your job? Interviewee : I am an underwater archeologist. Interviewer : Wow! What do you do as an underwater archeologist? Interviewee : I explore flooded underground areas. Interviewer : It sounds interesting. What is unusual about your job? ...

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9. mshoajunior.edu.vn An unusual place

10. mshoajunior.edu.vn An unusual place Source: traveltriangle.com The Die Rakotzbrück bridge is another strange places and comes under the weird places in the world. Constructed in the 19th century is famed for its unique construction accuracy, with the bridge and its reflection merging into a complete and perfect stone circle, no matter where you see it from. Spooky! It is in fact one of the weirdest places across the world. This is probably why the bridge is also known as the ‘Devil’s Bridge’. It seems that the makers of the bridge emphasized more on its aesthetics than its utility. Both the ends of the Rakotzbrücke have thin rock spires installed, to make it look like natural basalt columns, which commonly occur in many parts of Germany. Location:  Altes Schloß 11, 02953 Gablenz, Germany Best time to visit:  May to September How to reach:  Fly to Dresden and take a train to Gablenz from Dresden Hauptbahnhof. From there you can take a taxi to the Devil’s Bridge. Die Rakotzbrück – The Nature’s Own Ring

11. mshoajunior.edu.vn An unusual job

12. mshoajunior.edu.vn An unusual job Source: westernunion.com If you love nature and don’t mind some serious alone time, you may qualify for a career as an island caretaker. Governments and individuals that own islands in the Caribbean, Australia and the Asia-Pacific region often hire people with carpentry or landscaping experience to help look after things while they’re back on the mainland. Island caretaking can include a lot of hard work, but leaves plenty of time to pursue your own interests while living in paradise. Island Caretaker

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