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Connecting the Speeches

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Order the speeches knowing what topic, supporting and concluding sentences are

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Order the speeches knowing what topic, supporting and concluding sentences are

by Ángel Gianfranco Camargo León
1

The villain is giving his final speech, but the sentences are mixed. Put the sentences in the correct order to build a perfect paragraph.

2

A feminist speaker stands in the middle of a protest march, addressing the crowd with passion and determination. In this monologue, she explains why people have gathered and why they refuse to stay silent

3

A little extract from Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's "Little Prince"

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