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by Joan Tan MLC PNG · 125 words · 23 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00Okay, everyone. So, we need to decide
  2. 0:02our discourse community today so that we
  3. 0:04can start collecting our discourse
  4. 0:06samples.
  5. 0:07>> I agree.
  6. 0:11>> I agree. Those are authentic examples
  7. 0:13and we won't have any difficulty
  8. 0:15collecting five samples.
  9. 0:18>> It's great. Let's divide the work. Join,
  10. 0:21you can write the introduction. I'll
  11. 0:23analyze the WhatsApp group chat.
  12. 0:27>> I think we should choose university
  13. 0:29students. It will be much easier because
  14. 0:32we already have class WhatsApp chats,
  15. 0:35lecture emails, and Google Classroom
  16. 0:37announcements.
  17. 0:39Okay, let's try to finish our parts by
  18. 0:42Thursday so we have to proofread.
  19. 0:48>> I will collect the lecturer's email and
  20. 0:50the Google Classroom announcement.
  21. 0:52Jivishna, you can analyze the spoken
  22. 0:54transcript and Anita, you can do the
  23. 0:56Instagram post.

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