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Anna Escobar is an English teacher who has been teaching for a long time and still enjoys her job. She lives and works in El Vendrell, a small town in Tarragona known for its beaches and as the birthplace of Pau Casals. In her free time, Anna enjoys reading and traveling.
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- 2. My name's Anna Escobar. I've been teaching English for quite a long time now and I still love my job. Can you believe it?
- 3. I live and work in a small town in Tarragona called El Vendrell.
- 4. El Vendrell is famous for its beaches and mainly because Pau Casals was born there. El Vendrell
- 5. In my free time I like reading and ...