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Complete Assignment 3 by following the guidelines, submitting the YouTube video link before the due date. When answering the discussion questions, choose a question you are confident in and remember to use the correct tenses. For the video assignment, look at the camera, speak loudly and clearly without looking down or holding a paper, and do not read from a script while ensuring your face is visible in the video.
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