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If someone in your group is speaking and you have a really great idea you want to share, you should?
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If someone in your group is speaking and you have a really great idea you want to share, you should?
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You should say something like "Excused me but i ave a great idea" or something like I want to agree/disagree. Maybe you could say that you want to add on or something
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Wait until it is your turn to speak, is the correct answer.
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