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Ma'am,

Below is a summary of the August 17 tutoring session. Let me know if you have any questions or comments. Enjoy your week!

Stacey

What We Did...
When the session began, I wanted to know if Egyeom had started school yet. He said, "In Monday, I will start school." He should have said, "On Monday, I will start school." I pointed out Egyeom's error and explained why his response was incorrect.

Next, Egyeom was curious about American students. He wanted to know if they had to complete homework assignments during their summer break. I told him that most students did not have summer homework. However, they could receive tutoring if they wanted (their tutor could assign homework if needed).

I had elaborated by stating that since there were

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