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Lesson 7

The document discusses various traditional beauty practices in Africa including facial tattoos, amber beads, coiled iron collars, and skintight corsets. It also covers relative pronouns like who, which, that, where, and their uses in sentences about beauticians, beauty salons, beauty contests, shampoo, sunscreen, body building, body spray, and gyms.

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Lesson 7

The document discusses various traditional beauty practices in Africa including facial tattoos, amber beads, coiled iron collars, and skintight corsets. It also covers relative pronouns like who, which, that, where, and their uses in sentences about beauticians, beauty salons, beauty contests, shampoo, sunscreen, body building, body spray, and gyms.

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Beauty in Africa

Relative pronouns which / who / that / where/

1. Look at the pictures and match them to words.

Piercings earrings skintight corsets amber beads

Facial tattoos a coiled iron collar

c d

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2. Complete the gaps with who, which or where

1. A beautician is a person…………makes you beautiful.

2. A beauty salon is a place………..we do for beauty treatments.

3. A beauty contest is a competition………selects the most beautiful women.

4. A shampoo is a product…………keeps your hair clean.

5. Sunscreen is a cream………..protects your skin from burning.

6. Body building is an activity……….helps you to get big muscles by exercising.

7. A body spray is something……..makes you smell nice.

8. A gym is a special place………you can do exercises.

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