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The document contains reflections from three English lessons. The first lesson focused on identifying errors, where students analyzed errors and made corrections. The second lesson taught the format of formal letters and had students write a sample complaint letter. The third lesson continued a discussion of character traits of a person named Lee, where students identified Lee's traits, chose examples from texts, and wrote a short essay describing Lee's characteristics.
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