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The document discusses a speaking club and provides instructions to look at pictures and describe what the people in the pictures are doing. It also mentions an English club for the 2016-2017 period under the guidance of Professor Sofiak.
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Caracteristicas fisicas 2019 2020
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Free time
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Subjects of the school
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