Lesson Follow-up

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  Wednesday 14 October · daily Doc
StudentAnna K., Wed 17:00
NotesTravel plans. Present perfect vs past simple. Fluent, watch word order after "never".
New wordsluggage, delay, itinerary
HomeworkWrite five sentences about places you have visited.
StatusPrepare email
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  Draft
To: Anna
Subject: Lesson recap, 14 October

Hi Anna,

Great lesson today. We practised the present perfect and talked about your travel plans.

New words: luggage, delay, itinerary

Homework: five sentences about places you have visited.

See you next week!

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04It is sentThe lesson is added to that student's own Doc, so you keep a clean record.

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