Answer:
#1 Seashells, Seashore
#2 Television, Computer
#3 Table
#4 School, Distance Learning
#5 Learn, Study, Remember
Explanation:
Common nouns refer to a non-specific person, place, or thing
#1 Person, Thing, Place
#2 Person, Thing, Thing
#3 Thing
#4 Place, Idea
#5 Ideas
I will add more info on the subject of you like as well.
Answer:
Being Informed and initiating new ideas.
Explanation:
Positive communication can be defined as the communication in which messages are conveyed in a positive manner, even the negative messages also.
Positive communication also helps in eliciting positive responses from the audience, when a negative message is conveyed in a positive way.
<u>There are two types of leadership roles</u>: assigned and emergent.
For a person to be an emergent leader, his communication skills are important.
<u>The positive communication skills to be an emergent leader are:</u>
- being informed
- initiating new ideas,
- do not force his opinions but tries to seek the opines of his employees,
- be firm.
Example:
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FedEx Corporations (Kyle Williams: Principal Manager)
December 26, 2021
Mrs. Anna Hodges
Johnson's Professional Stationary Services
5678 Wiley Street
Hamilton Bay NJ, 89765
Dear Mrs. Hodges,
I would like to re-inform you that your application for the box of card-stock will not be received on time, because of the upcoming holiday. Most of our workers are taking a vacation, and I am sorry to say that your boxes will not be arriving anytime soon.
We will oblige to giving you a discount, and a complementary FedEx key-chain. We also hope that you will use our service sometime soon.
Have a great Christmas, and congrats on getting your new home.
Sincerely,
FedEx Corporations (Kyle Williams: Principal Manager)
<u>Example Order</u>
<em>Sender's Contact Information (Some letters have the phone number and email.)</em>
<em>Date</em>
<em>Receiver's Contact Information</em>
<em>Greetings (It is very professional to greet the Receiver with formal greeting terms.)</em>
<em>Body (Some letters start with a subject, so that the Receiver can understand the what the letter is conveying.)</em>
<em>Closing</em>
<em>Signature (Most people prefer a handwritten signature for formal purposes. It makes the receiver feel like you spent time on the letter.)</em>
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Answer:
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