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  1. Nicki Minaz4 February 2020 at 22:10

    Thank you very much for your lessons! They are incredibly helpful for me in learning the different phrases . I am really impressed with your ideas on Simple Sentences and ways to assist the readers . Thanks again for your energy boost!!

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