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| + | ==Conversation== | ||
| + | #Who had a fight? | ||
| + | #It was about what? | ||
| + | #What can money do to people? | ||
| + | #How much does it take to tear people apart? | ||
| + | #How much money were the two brothers angry about? | ||
| + | #What do they use to say about this? | ||
| + | #What is a principle? | ||
| + | #In the end, it was money or principle the problem? | ||
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| + | | True | False | ||
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| + | -+The history is about two brothers that love each other more than anything | ||
| + | +-Two brothers had a fight a long time ago about money | ||
| + | -+ They were angry about $1000 | ||
| + | -+ Some of them lost $100 and he was angry about it | ||
| + | +- Money has the power of tear people apart | ||
| + | -+ Money can put people together | ||
| + | +- Money can make someone happy or unhappy | ||
| + | +- The two brothers were angry about $100 | ||
| + | +-They gave a speech about principle, but what matters is the money | ||
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Vocabulary
Conversation
- Who had a fight?
- It was about what?
- What can money do to people?
- How much does it take to tear people apart?
- How much money were the two brothers angry about?
- What do they use to say about this?
- What is a principle?
- In the end, it was money or principle the problem?
True or False