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The document summarizes the salient features of English textbooks for Intermediate First Year and Second Year students in Telangana. It notes that the textbooks were created by eminent professors and lecturers and focus on integrating language skills with literary texts. It also describes the modular approach to arranging lessons moving from easier to more difficult concepts and the inclusion of related comprehension passages and topics reflecting Telangana's culture and history.
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