When Speaking with Someone for Whom English Is a Second

question 38

Multiple Choice

When speaking with someone for whom English is a second language, you should talk slowly, enunciate clearly, check frequently for comprehension, observe eye messages, listen without interrupting, and

• A) follow up in writing.
• B) avoid smiling, which might make you appear to lack seriousness.
• C) use vocabulary words that will impress the listener.
• D) assume that the listener understands if he or she nods and smiles in agreement.

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