Onion: a vegetable in layers
Peel the dry outside and find layers inside: talk about an onion, whole onions and chopped onion in food.
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Peel the dry outside and find layers inside: talk about an onion, whole onions and chopped onion in food.
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Read and practiseUse school for an educational place or institution and describe its location and people.
Read and practiseUse lesson for a teaching session and distinguish a teacher giving it from a learner taking it.
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