English, 12.06.2020 11:57, Dreambig85

You and your friends live in New York City during the Roaring 20s, and you have all attended (or are attending) a famous Gatsby party. Using a list of 1920s slang, generate a dialogue (conversation) between
yourself and two or three of your friends about what you think might happen at this party or you can
write about a conversation that you have at the party (keep in mind what parties were like in the 1920s -
they were crazy!).
You must generate at least twenty (20) lines of dialogue. Be sure to put the definition of each slang word
after it in parentheses.

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