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To argue

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Listening to others opinions and arguments

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Listening to others opinions and arguments

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The evaluation of the two groups' works

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Trying to remind some points and moments from short story

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The counter argument

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To re-organise your thoughts and come up with arguments

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To re-organise your thoughts and come up with arguments

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To be more joyful and to not take jokes too seriously

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never trust anyone or anything

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To not trust children

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in fact i learned nothing important from a story

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in fact i learned nothing important from a story

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o

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irony that author used in the story was quite good. they also made the story more interesting.

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Not to take the words of people seriously. They may just prank or make fun 

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Not to take the words of people seriously. They may just prank or make fun 

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The situational irony the author has used -Ainur

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The story was truly full of fun, and the main moral of this story, I think, is not to trust everyone, even if it's a kid.

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Vera’s confidence in communication with strangers!

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I’ve learned that we should never trust teenagers in rural ares

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I’ve learned that we should never trust teenagers in rural ares

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Do not be self-possessed human as a youn lady Vera

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Do not be self-possessed human as a youn lady Vera

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comments of Nurtore about Daulet’s argument and writing True/False on mini whiteboards

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comments of Nurtore about Daulet’s argument and writing True/False on mini whiteboards

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About being crucial that if Vera is lying or no, and at the end of story we’re there ghosts or no

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even though it was cool, the prank was very funny:)