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The document is a Find Someone Who activity where students look for classmates who like certain activities expressed using the present simple with like + infinitive structure. The activities included liking to read, eat fried chicken, go shopping, help their mom at home, do homework, play computer games, and watch Youtube. An example dialogue is provided asking if someone likes to watch Youtube and they respond that they do because it's fun.
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