This Sunday, we are holding a "Reading challenge" with Ms.Malika at 11:00 a.m. It includes: - review all aspects of reading and tips for improving your reading; - analysis of Reading Passage 2 - test of full reading in real conditions of a Mock.  P.S. It takes place instead of Friday's lessons, which were cancelled. Everyone should participate.

This
Sunday, we are holding a "Reading challenge" with Ms.Malika at 11:00 a.m. It includes: - review all aspects of reading and tips for improving your reading; - analysis of Reading Passage 2 - test of full reading in real conditions of a Mock.  P.S. It takes place
instead
of Friday's lessons, which were cancelled. Everyone should participate.
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Consider summarizing the main points of the challenge to provide a clear conclusion and remind participants of the key information.
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Providing more specific examples about what participants may learn or how the activities will be beneficial can make your message stronger.
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The announcement clearly details the time and date of the event, ensuring participants know when to attend.
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The structure of the message follows a logical order, making it easy for the reader to follow and understand the information.

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