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The document summarizes a public speaking and presentation class. It discusses reviewing language focus, listening, interviews, and role plays. It instructs students to read a passage and do exercises practicing answering questions and role playing a TV interview, applying techniques for effective communication.

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Week 11 - Public Speaking & Presentation Professor Hayashi

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