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    A very good morning to all of you Iam very grateful to have this opportunity to speak a few words on the topic Importance of English Language . Knowingly or unknowingly we are using other languages even in the premises of the school inspite of our teachers ‘instruction. As we all know‚ English is the one of important language in this world. If we cannot speak English even a little bit‚ we are called as a very poor in this community. We also cannot improve our life if we are worst in English

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    Speaking Skills) * My TM & Public Speaking Background (Member since 2009 – Public speeches in four countries since 1995 including Iran‚ United Arab Emirates‚ Canada (Toronto‚ Chatham‚ Vancouver)‚ and the United Kingdom) * The importance of body language: * Repetition: they can repeat the message the person is making verbally. * Contradiction: they can contradict a message the individual is trying to convey. * Substitution: they can substitute for a verbal message’

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    poor English? Do you find yourself inferior to the people around because theyspeak English fluently? Many of us wonder about the importance of knowing English in today’s world. But such problems are faced by people who cannot speak the language fluently. The need of learning the language from a basic to an advanced level is increasing by the day. The glamour of the language has dominated the minds of the younger generation. They think one who does not know English is not worthy enough to talk to.

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    The importance of Body Language! The men up there don’t Like a lot of blabber They Think a girl who Gossips is a bore. Yes‚ on land it’s much preferred For ladies not to say a word And after all‚ dear What is idle prattle for?” More than we realize‚ our body language speaks more of what we think and feel than a spoken word reveals. The way we sit‚ stand‚ smile‚ and gaze all give off a different gesture. According to Tracy Cox (n.d.)‚ author of the article “18 Body Language Clues

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    “Touro University International” Leonardo R. Chavez BUS 303 Body Language Module 3 24 November 2006 Dr. Don W. McCormick Introduction: This question is a bit perturbed‚ it’s almost asking that men should act a certain way around women in the work place in order to a better job of being inclusive! How about the reverse of this question what women should do in order to accomplish the same goal. I would agree that men should behave in a professional matter and avoid

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    Body Language. It has been said that actions speak louder than words‚ but‚ what exactly is body language? The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines it as: "The gestures‚ movements‚ and‚ mannerisms by which a person or animal communicates with others. So‚ now knowing this definition the phrase "Actions speak louder than words " starts to make a lot more sense. Even though our body language does not reveal all our innermost thoughts and feelings‚ it does not mean it is to be ignored. It plays a key role

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    non-verbal communication. However‚ which gender is more likely to notice other people’s body language? Women are more likely to pick up on body language than men because women are touched more than men. In addition‚ women have always been known to express themselves better than men. Also‚ women are more caregiving and involved with their children than men‚ leading to the conclusion that the female gender notice body language more than the male gender. The female gender is definitely touched more than the

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    display if they had no experience in speech. What I did notice in the play was the body language and speech pattern which I could recognize and judge thanks to what I learned in speech. To sum up their performance‚ I believe they did do a very good job. Only a few mistakes were present which were quickly corrected by the characters themselves. One of the biggest expressions which remained unhindered was their body language. As it being a play‚ it was obviously required to be in the

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    leadership to the global world. It is not surprising that English is the universal language according to popular belief‚ and often times non native english speakers are therefore seen as ‘disadvantaged’ especially in the US. Fundamental truth states that cultures define themselves through languages and gives one the ability to communicate and exchange views. If so‚ do native speakers close themselves off against foreign languages and only communicate with native english speakers? And viewing from a non-native

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    Positive body language such as bending down so that you are at the same level as the child or ensuring you give them your full attention are two examples of positive body language. Active listening is also an important factor; active listening demonstrates to the child that you are listening and understanding them. Active listening can be achieved

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