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Soccer Club

Last week, I started to go to a soccer club here. There are about twenty other kids there, as well as almost five teenagers. 

Hope and Felicity (my younger sisters) wanted to go, but there isn't a club for girls, so they're having private lessons. I'm going to the private lessons too. 

The two Coaches are Brazilian and Senegalese. 

We usually do warm-up exercises for the first twenty-five minutes, and then play games against each other. I'm going to private lessons today, and the day after tomorrow I'm going to an actual lesson. I'm looking forward to it.

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  1. That sounds like so much fun! Grampie is proud of you! Me too! Are you learning more French?

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