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The document outlines the content and topics covered in an English class for 4th year secondary students at Colegio Las Cumbres. It includes units on storytelling, poetry, diaries, essays, summaries, descriptions, grammar, speeches, letters, news reports, articles, vocabulary, and literary theory. Key subtopics are characteristics and writing of different genres, compound nouns, tenses like unreal past and conditional, expressing opinions, punctuation, and analyzing the novel "The Village by the Sea". The class aims to develop students' narrative, descriptive, argumentative writing skills and address common errors through revision.
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