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Which anti- word from today’s lesson do you find most useful in everyday English? Why?
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Do you personally support any antismoking or antiwar campaigns? Why or why not?
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Have you ever seen antigovernment protests in the news? What were they about?
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Why do you think antibacterial and antiviral products have become more popular in recent years?
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Should governments spend more money on antismoking campaigns or on treating smoking-related illnesses? Explain your choice.
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Do you think antiracist education should be compulsory in schools and universities? Why / why not?
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Can antiwar movements actually influence political decisions, or are they mostly symbolic?
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Is it possible for antigovernment protests to be both peaceful and effective?
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When does antisocial behaviour become a serious social problem rather than a personal choice?
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Can some antigovernment movements create more problems than they solve? Give examples.
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Are we becoming too dependent on antibacterial and antiviral products? What might be the risks?
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In your opinion, which is more effective: anti- campaigns (prevention) or solutions that focus on treatment and punishment?
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If you had to design an anti- campaign, what would it focus on and why?
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Which social problem in your country needs an anti- movement the most right now?
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Do you agree that people who disagree with the government are often labelled as antisocial unfairly?