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Complete Assignment 3 by following the guidelines, submitting a Youtube video link by the due date. The assignment asks for opinions on movies and music, with reasons and examples to support opinions. Some questions require deeper, more thoughtful answers or opinions on social issues, choosing a question confidently while practicing new vocabulary. When making the video, look at the camera, speak loudly and clearly without covering your face or holding paper.
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