Public Speaking Collaboration LRM and PW4

 Heyy !! What's up my beloved readers ? Hope you guys always happy. Pw4 and LRM Student collaboration for English Public Speaking For IKM Week.👍
Practice intonation guide by Pn.Asyikin



17 student of Pw4 has join this EnglishPublic Speaking Collaboration with 8 student of LRM as a great team.2 week has we practice like as my teacher said "practice make perfect".In 1Week we practice has misunderstanding with us.Then, 2 week of practice we are like family.

Take Photo English Public Speaking Family 💓💓💓💓


Practice at night guide by Amin



 
Dab Style
Can you guys find which one is me ?
Certain of us nervouse but we do it the best as we can
Little mistakes but it's okay we did as well.


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