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English, 14.06.2021 17:40, babygurl27732

How does Jake affect the formal discussion? O He interrupts the speaker by speaking out of turn.
O He provides additional information that is important
to the topic.
O He returns the conversation back to the agreed
upon subject.
O He asks the speaker a question to elaborate on the
information being provided.

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