Answer:
forming,storming,norming and performing
Language is a system of signs represrnting ideas to convey a message. Those symbols, which are words can be arbitrary, ambiguous, abstract representations of other phenomena. Words are not intrinsically connected to what they represent. Meanings of words can shift over time. The arbitrary character allows us to invent new words.
Language is ruled guided, simply put, verbal communication is guided by unspoken but broadly understood rules.
So I would say that option A, C and D are correct.
Meanwhile, I think that option B is incorrect since a mean of communication is understood as the tool and technology employed in order to convey a message, exchange information, ideas.
The plural form of the word radius is <em>radii</em>.
I know it sounds weird, but this is correct. Adding <em>-s </em> at the end of the radius would make the word grammatically incorrect. This is because the word radius itself is a Latin word.
- Marlon Nunez
