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English, 17.12.2021 14:00, kyle65

Here are the list of topics. Choose One. 1 Which makes better pets, cats or dogs?

2 Is cereal a soup?

3 What is the most influential video game of all time?

4 Which is better: virtual or in-person learning?

5 Is it better to give or receive gifts?

Speeches must be 2 minutes in length. They will be delivered live in class. If you are virtual or absent on the day of the final, you may submit them on video. Email me for more details

Speeches must contain:

an attention getter,

tag,

two points to support your claim

a conclusion. Can someone write out a speech for me please?

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