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Identify the adverb or adverbs in the sentence. Stop There's a tornado warning now, and Ms. Lane told us to stay here

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Discuss five guidelines for effective communication when presenting to people from outside your own culture.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

1 . Speak simply.
2 . Avoid words that trigger negative emotional responses.
3 . Enunciate each word precisely and speak more slowly.
4 . Be cautious in the use of humor and jokes.
5 . Learn the culture's preferences for direct or indirect presentation.
6 . Adapt to differences in nonverbal communication.
7 . Adapt your presentation style and dress to fit the degree of formality of the culture.
8 . Seek feedback to determine whether the audience is understanding your message.



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