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My school
- 1. MY SCHOOL
- 2. Playgrou nd
- 4. I play football on the playground
- 5. I play with my friends on the playground.
- 6. nd
- 7. Canteen
- 8. I eat in the canteen
- 9. This is the canteen
- 10. Canteen
- 11. Bathroom
- 12. I go to the bathroom
- 13. I wash my hands in the bathroom
- 14. Bathroom
- 15. Classroo m
- 16. I work in my classroom
- 17. Classroo m