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Exercise 5 page 29

In December of last year, some clubs participated in activities to celebrate Christmas.

Because of the pandemic, everything was done and shared on Facebook.

Many clubs participated, including the school choir, drama society, photography club and art club.

Club teachers organized the students for each presentation.

The young people at home prepared backgrounds for the plays, paintings for the art club and the school choir recorded themselves singing.

The school Facebook page received a lot of positive feedback from the school community.

Many classmates shared the school choir videos and some parents commented on the posts.

In my opinion all the presentations were good, the colleagues put a lot of energy into them, the video of the play was very nice even though it was recorded in different places.

I think the preparations for the presentations were done in a short time and that is why there were some problems, like in the arts club, where some drawings weren’t in the video because they didn't have time to add them.

But personally, I think everything went well. 

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