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The document outlines plans for two activities by an English Language Society in 2016 - an activity called "Draw the Story" where students read a text and draw what they comprehend, and discuss each other's drawings, and a committee meeting where students introduce themselves, elect committee members, discuss the society's objectives and rules, and suggest activities to plan. The "Draw the Story" activity aims to help students comprehend readings and use drawing to assist learning in a fun way, while the committee meeting aims to help students get to know each other and take responsibility for the society.
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