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This document provides information about the first day of English class for ESO 2 students at Colegio Compañía de María in A Coruña, Spain. It discusses a potential ban on food and drinks on public transportation in the UK. The chief medical officer argues the ban is necessary to reduce childhood obesity rates, but many travelers disagree with the plan. It also provides study tips for English language learners, such as making notes, using dictionaries, practicing pronunciation, and exposure to English media.
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