Expressions Such as "Get the Nod" Have More Than One

question 47

Multiple Choice

Expressions such as "get the nod" have more than one meaning.This emphasizes the fact that:

• A) supervisors always make assumptions when using idioms during verbal communication.
• B) the complexity of English fascinates nonnative speakers of English.
• C) English has the potential to mislead, and certain words should be used with care.
• D) nonverbal communication is more effective than verbal communication.

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Definitions:

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President Johnson

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