How do you spell it 1PE
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The document outlines an English lesson plan that includes: 1) Reviewing the previous class and learning the alphabet for spelling. 2) Exercising spelling skills using the alphabet. 3) Practicing checking into a hotel by role playing a receptionist and guest.
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