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Good morning, I have just received your email. The payment schedule you have suggested sounds fine. Since the first tutoring session is free, payment would begin on Monday, August 24. If you need to change your meeting day or time, send me an email and we can try to reschedule.

Since you son does not have much experience with speaking with others in English, we will take things slowly so he will feel comfortable. By the way, what is your son's name? Let me know if you have any questions or comments. I look forward to working with him. Have a great

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