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Listening: Note-Taking Taking Notes Example 3

Listening Comprehension and Note-Taking

Summarising & note-taking

Taking notes

Example 3

Listen to the following text and study the notes below:

Tea

Notes

Tea

native to SE Asia

drunk in China since C10th BC, C28 BC ?,

brought to Europe by Dutch C17

intro to USA – Boston Tea party 1773

main producers China, India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Japan

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