Cuando era niño interpersonal tasks
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This document provides instructions for an interpersonal practice activity. Students are asked to ask their partner questions about their elementary school, childhood traditions, or what they see in an image. They should then answer each other's questions in detail, comment on the responses, and ask follow up questions to continue the conversation. The goal is to have a back-and-forth dialogue where they learn more about each other.
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