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Dima is a 10-year-old boy who spent two weeks at a summer school in Scotland. At the summer school, he had 3 hours of English lessons each morning where he read texts, discussed topics, learned poems, played games, asked questions, and learned new vocabulary. He made many new friends in Scotland but had to only speak English since his teacher did not know Russian. Dima's English skills improved significantly from attending the summer school in Scotland.
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