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1 Form three groups .
• The first two groups should prepare arguments for either accepting or rejecting the motion, present their arguments and be ready to answer questions from the other group .
• The third group should listen to both groups and decide whether to accept or reject the motion providing arguments for their decision. Before making the decision, the third group can
put questions to both groups .
2 Allow time for groups to prepare their arguments.
3 Group presentations .
4 Asking and answering questions .
5 Presenting the decision .
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preparing well for the writing
assignment is a key element in a successful accomplishment of your task . Discussing and taking notes can be very helpful in the prewriting stage of the writing process.
Making notes can take various forms depending largely on what type of a person you are . However, there
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