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English Language Academy.
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Practice makes perfect.
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Listen and practice.
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Why do people dislike other people? people.
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Some people don't like other people just because they look different.
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I think that is silly.
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I don't think that it is fair to judge someone by the way they look.
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Some people look very nice, but they are mean or cruel.
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Some people look very ordinary, but they are incredibly nice.
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I remember when I was in grade one.
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I saw a girl across the room.
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She had a mean look on her face.
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I thought to myself that she was probably not a very nice person.
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I stayed away from her and played with the other children.
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Then we had to play a game, and the teacher said that she would pick partners for us.
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The teacher picked the girl with the mean face as my partner.
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I didn't think that the game would be much fun at all with a partner who seemed as mean as that girl.
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I walked up to her and said hello.
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The girl's face changed.
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She smiled at me, and she began to talk to me.
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Her mean face disappeared.
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We had lots of fun playing the game.
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We laughed a lot and enjoyed each other's company.
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That girl became my best friend.
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Now, when I look at her, I see what is inside her.
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Sometimes she doesn't smile, but I know what she is like.
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She is a kind and funny person.
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I have learned that you can't judge a book by its cover.
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It is not fair to dislike someone just because they don't look like you want them to look.
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You have to get to know a person.
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It doesn't matter to me what color a person's skin is.
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It doesn't matter to me if they are short or tall, skinny or fat, or happy or sad-looking.
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I judge people by how they treat me, and I try to treat people like I would want to be treated.
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Why do people dislike other people?
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Why do people dislike other people?
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Why do people dislike other people?
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Some people don't like other people just because they look different.
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Some people don't like other people just because they look different.
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Some people don't like other people just because they look different.
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I think that is silly.
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I think that is silly.
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I think that is silly.
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I don't think that it is fair to judge someone by the way they look look.
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I don't think that it is fair to judge someone by the way they look.
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I don't think that it is fair to judge someone by the way they look.
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some people look very nice but they are mean or cruel
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some people look very nice but they are mean or cruel Some people look very nice,
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but they are mean or cruel.
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Some people look very ordinary, but they are incredibly nice.
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Some people look very ordinary, but they are incredibly nice.
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I remember when I was in grade one.
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I saw a girl across the room.
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I remember when I was in grade one.
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I saw a girl across the room.
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I remember when I was in grade one.
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I saw a girl across the room.
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She had a mean look on her face.
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She had a mean look on her face.
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She had a mean look on her face.
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I thought to myself that she was probably not a very nice person.
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I thought to myself that she was probably not a very nice person.
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I stayed away from her and played with the other children.
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I stayed away from her and played with the other children.
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Then, we had to play a game, and the teacher said that she would pick partners for us.
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Then we had to play a game, and the teacher said that she would pick partners for us.
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Then we had to play a game, and the teacher said that she would pick partners for us.
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The teacher picked the girl
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with the mean face as my partner.
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The teacher picked the girl with the mean face as my partner.
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I didn't think that the game would be much fun at all with a partner who seemed as mean as that girl.
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I didn't think that the game would be much fun at all with a partner who seemed as mean as that girl.
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I didn't think that the game would be much fun at all with a partner who seemed as mean as that girl.
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I walked up to her and said hello.
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The girl's face changed.
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I walked up to her and said hello.
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The girl's face changed.
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I walked up to her and said hello.
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The girl's face changed.
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She smiled at me and she began to talk to me.
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She smiled at me and she began to talk to me.
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Her mean face disappeared.
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Her mean face disappeared.
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We had lots of fun playing the game.
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We had lots of fun playing the game.
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We laughed a lot and enjoyed each other's company.
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We laughed a lot and enjoyed each other's company.
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We laughed a lot and enjoyed each other's company.
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That girl became my best friend.
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That girl became my best friend.
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Now when I look at her, I see what is inside her.
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Now when I look at her, I see what is inside her.
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Now when I look at her, I see what is inside her.
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Sometimes she doesn't smile, but I know what she is like.
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Sometimes she doesn't smile, but I know what she is like.
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She is a kind and funny person.
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She is a kind and funny person.
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She is a kind and funny person.
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I have learned that you can't judge a book by its cover.
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I have learned that you can't judge a book by its cover.
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It is not fair to dislike someone just because they don't look like you want them to look.
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It is not fair to dislike someone just because they don't look like you want them to look.
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It is not fair to dislike someone just because they don't look like you want them to look.
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You have to get to know a person.
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You have to get to know a person.
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You have to get to know a person.
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It doesn't matter to me what color a person's skin is.
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It doesn't matter to me what color a person's skin is.
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It doesn't matter to me if they are short or tall, skinny or fat, or happy or sad looking.
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It doesn't matter to me if they are short or tall, skinny or fat or happy or sad looking.
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It doesn't matter to me if they are short or tall, skinny or fat or happy or sad looking.
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I judge people by how they treat me, and I try to treat people like I would want to be treated.
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I judge people by how they treat me, and I try to treat people like I would want to be treated.
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I judge people by how they treat me, and I try to treat people like I would want to be treated.
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Listen and practice.
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Why do people dislike other people?
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Some people don't like other people just because they look different.
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I think that is silly.
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I don't think that it is fair to judge someone by the way they look.
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Some people look very nice, but they are mean or cruel.
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Some people look very ordinary, but they are incredibly nice.
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I remember when I was in grade one.
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I saw a girl across the room.
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She had a mean look on her face.
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I thought to myself that she was probably not a very nice person.
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I stayed away from her and played with the other children.
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Then we had to play a game, and the teacher said that she would pick partners for us.
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The teacher picked the girl with the mean face as my partner.
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I didn't think that the game would be much fun at all with a partner who seemed as mean as that girl.
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I walked up to her and said hello.
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The girl's face changed.
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She smiled at me, and she began to talk to me.
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Her mean face disappeared.
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We had lots of fun playing the game.
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We laughed a lot and enjoyed each other's company.
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That girl became my best friend.
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Now, when I look at her, I see what is inside her.
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Sometimes she doesn't smile, but I know what she is like.
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She is a kind and funny person.
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I have learned that you can't judge a book by its cover.
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However, it is not fair to dislike someone just because they don't look like you want them to look.
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You have to get to know a person.
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It doesn't matter to me what color a person's skin is.
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It doesn't matter to me if they are short or tall, skinny or fat, or happy or sad looking.
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I judge people by how they treat me, and I try to treat people like I would want to be treated.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Why do people dislike other people?
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Some people don't like other people just because they look different.
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I think that is silly.
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I don't think that it is fair to judge someone by the way they look.
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Some people look very nice, but they are mean or cruel.
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Some people look very ordinary, but they are incredibly nice.
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I remember when I was in grade one.
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I saw a girl across the room.
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She had a mean look on her face.
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I thought to myself that she was probably not a very nice person.
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I stayed away from her and played with the other children.
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Then we had to play a game, and the teacher said that she would pick partners for us.
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The teacher picked the girl with the mean face as my partner.
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I didn't think that the game would be much fun at all with a partner who seemed as mean as that girl.
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I walked up to her and said hello.
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The girl's face changed.
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She smiled at me, and she began to talk to me.
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Her mean face disappeared.
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We had lots of fun playing the game.
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We laughed a lot and enjoyed each other's company.
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That girl became my best friend.
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Now, when I look at her, I see what is inside her.
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Sometimes she doesn't smile, but I know what she is like.
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She is a kind and funny person.
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I have learned that you can't judge a book by its cover.
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It is not fair to dislike someone just because they don't look like you want them to look.
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You have to get to know a person.
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It doesn't matter to me what color a person's skin is.
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It doesn't matter to me if they are short or tall, skinny or fat, or happy or sad-looking.
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I judge people by how they treat me, and I try to treat people like I would want to be treated.

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