Title of book The Wizard Of OZ
Author L FRANK BAUM
This book has 198 pages. I am now on page 88
This week I read 27 pages this week. I understand about 65% of what I read.
Dear Dorothy
Hello Dorothy, This is Shinta. Nowadays we did not contact each other, so I have been worrying about you. That is why I write a letter to you. You are always curious about something new. Do not be curious. I know it is your own life, but please notice that is my feeling.
VOCABURALY
Attend (verb) be present at an event, meeting, or functiton
Fasten (verb) close or do up securely
Permit (verb) authorize or allow
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