English for Beginners
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Practice speaking English with a library volunteer and other students in a relaxed atmosphere. This class focuses on conversation with an emphasis on letter sounds, pronunciation and spelling. Adults.
Practice speaking English with a library volunteer and other students in a relaxed atmosphere. This class focuses on conversation with an emphasis on letter sounds, pronunciation and spelling. Adults.
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