Four ways that nonverbal communication can be used when speaking in public:
- Facial expressions (they are involuntary, unconscious and are tied to emotions)
- Body language for example: cross arms or legs, move or shake hands, etc
- Eye contact to show that you are paying full attention and not evading the other person.
- The way you are dressed for the occasion, that is to say, casual or careless for example for business.
He needn't have come so early; nobody is here yet.
Could he have spoken to her this morning?
They may be working outside in the garden.
She would go to the film if she had time.
She can't be ill; she was fine when I spoke to her five minutes ago.
You shouldn't have yelled at your parents.
I have not been able to find the time to write.
The pupils in this school have to wear a uniform.
There is a possibility that the plane might have already left.
I'm sure the cake must have been eaten.
Hope this helps! Don't take my word for it!!
Racial discrimination would play a big role in social interactions. For example, let’s say that a racially discriminated male is applying for a job as a stock broker. Ten other white males are also applying for the same job. Most likely, one of the ten white males will be given the job. The racially discriminated male will most likely not be given the job solely because of the color of his skin. Another example could be a racially discriminated female is looking to purchase a new car. This female might be denied the purchase of a new car because she “is too poor”. This assumption is most likely based on her skin color. Applying to college could be another struggle for a racially discriminated individual. Colleges could not only look at an individual’s transcript, but also their race. Two individuals, one white and one racially discriminated, both earned all A’s on their transcript. The white male will most likely be accepted because of his race.
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