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This document provides an English lesson plan for the day. It includes identifying vocabulary for materials and objects, reviewing questions in passive voice, and practicing speaking and listening skills by asking and describing objects. Grammar exercises are also included involving yes/no questions and WH-questions with examples of their structures.
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