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Here are the steps:
1. Get in groups of 5 people.
2. Choose one device for recording, such as a cellphone.
3. Choose one person to be the summarizer.
4. Draw a topic from the bag.
5. Have a 6-minute discussion about the topic, trying to use noun clauses in every statement.
6. The summarizer listens and writes a short conclusion about the discussion using noun clauses.
7. Each group shares their recording and summary with the larger group.
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2. The person who Mike saw in the planetarium was his old school teacher.
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