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This document provides Christmas homework assignments for 2nd year high school students. It includes instructions for three writing assignments - writing a note/email using provided grammar and vocabulary, writing about an environmental problem using instructions and language from a power point, and writing about a recent sports event attended using past tense and sport vocabulary. It also lists three reading comprehension worksheets from the workbook that students must complete.
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