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English, 27.05.2020 02:05 3ittylilbiddy3

Which of these situations do you think presents a difficult choice? Check one or more answers,
having one extra ticket to a concert and two good friends who want to see the show
wanting to join two after-school clubs but only having time for only one of them
wanting to be friends with two people who don't like each other
being invited to two events by different friends at the same time
being asked your opinion by someone and knowing that being honest will cause hurt feelings

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