High School English, Book 4Macmillan, 1936 - English language |
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... discuss them . Perhaps some of the following questions will give you " leads " in the discussion . How important does the author think " talk " is ? What are its characteristics ? Can a monologue ever be as stimulating as a conversation ...
... discuss them . Perhaps some of the following questions will give you " leads " in the discussion . How important does the author think " talk " is ? What are its characteristics ? Can a monologue ever be as stimulating as a conversation ...
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... discussion . 3. Every active member has a right equal to that of every other member . 4. The majority rules , and 5. Each member should consider first the good of the organ- ization . MOTION : Procedure : 1. A member rises to make a ...
... discussion . 3. Every active member has a right equal to that of every other member . 4. The majority rules , and 5. Each member should consider first the good of the organ- ization . MOTION : Procedure : 1. A member rises to make a ...
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... discussion . Then re - read them . Repeat this assignment with other poems until you have com- pleted the list . To guide the discussion , there are recorded here possible topics for comment in the group or in the class . 1. The tone or ...
... discussion . Then re - read them . Repeat this assignment with other poems until you have com- pleted the list . To guide the discussion , there are recorded here possible topics for comment in the group or in the class . 1. The tone or ...
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