High Frequency Words
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The document provides instructions for an activity involving viewing slides containing common English words and their definitions. It directs the user to view slides grouped by words, say and spell each word, read example sentences, and then create a new sentence using the word. There are 15 groups of words ranging from very common words like "the" and "of" to less common words like "around" and "another". The purpose is to learn and practice using new vocabulary words.
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