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English, 30.04.2021 15:50 wardlawshaliyah

In the following space, you will create a short conversation (at least two people two participations) that involves talking about a specific means of transport ... it can be a video, a power point presentation, whatever you want IN ENGLISH .. REMEMBER THAT THE MORE CREATIVITY THAT ADDS YOU IN THE VALUE OF THE ALLOCATION

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