E5 Verbal Exam 2
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A student is instructed to pick a topic to research, record a short video reporting their findings about the topic using their cell phone and appearing in the video, and ensure they use causative verbs and business vocabulary in the recording. They are told to include relevant details like who, when, where, why, how much, and how many in the video and bring the recording to their next session.
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