Actually we had a really countless number of speeches among my friend and me throughout our friendship and that were they were interesting but last one was about the style of our class, the style of the graduation album of our class. There was opposing views in class. First part of the children offered that the album must contain more individual photos than collective ones but the second view was that the album must comprise collective photos because it is a memory of the class not individuals. My friend was standing for the first view as she implied that most graduate classes before us did the same as the first view and they their album feature more individual photo than us but I said that but I was proponent of taking photos that are collective rather than individual as it was our classes memory and it must convey our collective views and other collective scenes. We must remember the memories when we looked at and I think collective I saw collective photos can can accomplish these responsibility more than individual photos. I felt accomplished as we did really productive talk and we decide the second one.
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Actually, we had countless discussions throughout our friendship, and they were interesting, but the last one was about the style of our class graduation album. There were opposing views in class. The first group of students suggested that the album should contain more individual photos than collective ones, while the second view was that the album should comprise collective photos because it represents the memory of the class, not individuals. My friend supported the first view, as she implied that most graduating classes before us had albums featuring more individual photos. I, however, was a proponent of taking collective photos rather than individual ones, as it was our class's memory, and it should convey our collective experiences and other shared moments. We should remember the memories when we look at the album, and I believe collective photos can fulfill this responsibility more than individual photos. I felt accomplished as we had a really productive discussion, and we decided on the second option.
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