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This document outlines the schedule and activities for an English class during the week of September 6th through 10th. It lists the teacher, Mrs. Erendira A. Tellez, and covers vocabulary exercises on pages 14 and 15 on Tuesday, with no other specified activities for the rest of the days that week.

Education

HIGH SCHOOL
B1 Course
English Class!!
Mrs. Erendira A. Tellez
SEPTEMBER 6TH-10TH

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 7TH-10TH
VOCABULARY
PAGE 14

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