High School English, Book 4Macmillan, 1936 - English language |
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... talk as you do to the girls at school ? Yet these are the situations you will be meeting more and more from now on ... talk will clarify your ideas and let you contribute something . 3. Do not be afraid to ask questions . If another ...
... talk as you do to the girls at school ? Yet these are the situations you will be meeting more and more from now on ... talk will clarify your ideas and let you contribute something . 3. Do not be afraid to ask questions . If another ...
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... talk " is ? What are its characteristics ? Can a monologue ever be as stimulating as a conversation ? What does Stevenson consider the most common subjects of talk ? Do you agree ? How do different people " measure up " in talk ? Of ...
... talk " is ? What are its characteristics ? Can a monologue ever be as stimulating as a conversation ? What does Stevenson consider the most common subjects of talk ? Do you agree ? How do different people " measure up " in talk ? Of ...
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... talk and the person interviewed filled in the outline . Take a newspaper reporter who wishes to interview a man who has been living for a year with a pygmy tribe in Africa . The reporter gives the introduction - tells what he is and ...
... talk and the person interviewed filled in the outline . Take a newspaper reporter who wishes to interview a man who has been living for a year with a pygmy tribe in Africa . The reporter gives the introduction - tells what he is and ...
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