1. (It was an example)
2.Did you know John is planning to call a meeting?
3.Do you know if they`ve ever had hit a single before?
4.I want to know when your leaving (can`t use a question mark for this one)
5.I doubt he told the truth (cant use a question mark here)
6.Could you tell me where the nearest swimming pool is?
7.She wondered who left that message on the answerphone (cant use a question mark)
8.He wanted to know what time they were due to arrive (cant use a question mark here)
Hope this helps :)
Answer:
<h2>Brainiest me</h2>
Explanation:
You will probably communicate differently with each of these groups of people. However, effective communication is much the same no matter with whom you are communicating.
Communication is a two-way process. You can talk as much as you want, but if nobody is listening there is no communication. When you first meet others, they will not know how you communicate or anything about you. They will probably expect you to be a reasonable person until you prove otherwise.
To start your relationship off right, and to build understanding with that person, you need to treat them with respect.
