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Political Campaign From Obama’s speech April 2008

Sub-skills including: Listening for main ideas Listening and note-taking Listening for specific information Listening and inferring attitude and opinion

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The Speech

Comprehension (main idea) What are the reason behind the speech?

It seems that Obama has been attacked and he is responding to his contestants. Obama has been accused of being out of touch with people (Americans).

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The speech

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