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dolphi86 [110]
2 years ago
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Think of a time when you had an idea that you wanted a person or a group of people to act on. Maybe it was an idea you shared wi

th your boss or your friends. Write a short, 75-100-word description of how you went about discussing the idea, and explain whether the listeners agreed to adopt the idea. Provide specific examples.
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1 answer:
Marina CMI [18]2 years ago
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Answer and Explanation:

A region of my city was going to go through a reforestation process and was calling for volunteers who could help in this process. When I heard about the need for volunteers, I thought it might be a good activity for me and my brothers to participate together, since we had free time and reforestation has a very noble goal.

I explained this to my brothers and told them where the reforested area would be, they didn't like the idea at first, but when I started explaining the importance of this type of project and how it would be beneficial for our city for the next generations, they agreed to participate, at least for a few hours.

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