When a speaker uses concrete language, it means that it ________
A) cannot be changed B) is quite specific
C) is hard to understand D) all of the above
B
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a. Sensationalism b. Bias c. Information validation d. Advertising influence
Physiological barriers reduce our abilities to listen by
a. reducing our ability to sense or hear a message. b. blocking our ability to assess reactions to information. c. scrambling information so that information is not in order. d. acting as filters so that only pieces of information are received.
Both sentences below are written in the present tense. Rewrite them in the past and future tenses, as well as each of the three perfect (present perfect tense, past perfect tense, future perfect tense) and progressive (present progressive tense, past progressive tense, future progressive) forms. a. Present Tense: Lisa sends a heartfelt letter to her best friend, Gabrielle. b. Past: c. Future: d
Present Perfect: e. Past Perfect: f. Future Perfect: g. Present Progressive: h. Past Progressive: i. Future Progressive: j. Present Tense: The movers drop the piano down a flight of stairs. k. Past: l. Future: m. Present Perfect: n. Past Perfect: o. Future Perfect: p. Present Progressive: q. Past Progressive: r. Future Progressive: What will be an ideal response?
Asad and Ian are having a conversation. Asad keeps stepping forward, and Ian keeps stepping backward. As an astute observer, you would think, perhaps: