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Lire la suiteA DEBATE (groupe A) Qu’est-ce qu’un débat? Une discussion polémique qui implique nécessairement: - Une question ou « motion » (c’est le sujet du débat) - Deux personnes ou deux équipes adverses : une « pour » et une « contre ». En l’occurrence Groupe...
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Lire la suiteWeighing an Argument Weighing an argument means to examine the pros and cons. For example: Should students elect their teachers? Pros Cons (The pros are the good points) (The cons are the bad points) Some teachers would teach harder. Some teachers would...
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