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How Everyday Things are Made

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How Everyday Things are Made

Provided by Standford University, this site provides guided tours of how a number of everyday objects are made. Excellent materials for an ESP (English for Special Purposes) class, or business class. Includes an explanation, key vocabulary and video tours of...

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