It should be a cumulonimbus cloud
Tough conversations often make people feel(6)<u> uncomfortable</u>, as if they are being attacked. One way to make a conversation feel like less of an attack is how you(7)<u> </u><u>refine</u> your own sentences.
The way of refining your own sentences and making new ones is an psychological approach. These sentences ate called "I- sentences" which usually involves how you feel followed by the action.
Focusing on the impacts of someone's behavior instead of(8) <u>the action</u> can soften the tone of a tough conversation.
Offering choices can help the conversation end with an agreement rather than an(9) <u>argument.</u>
Pausing to calm down, take a walk or sleep on it can be better than (10)<u>getting angry</u> and leaving everyone frustrated.
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I think you should cut out “Stop Sport Injuries” state that over 3.5 million kids under 14, have had to receive treatment from sport injuries. From football to even hockey, people can get seriously hurt. So, teens and children should always be limited to these sports, proper safety and caution should be exercised, and at the very least be under supervision."
This could be the start of your body:
“Stop Sport Injuries” state that over 3.5 million kids under 14, have had to receive treatment from sport injuries. From football to even hockey, people can get seriously hurt. So, teens and children should always be limited to these sports, proper safety and caution should be exercised, and at the very least be under supervision. People lose there loved ones to sports accidents everyday all over the world, and people can no longer bare it. People are making a stand. We should limit the amountof sports that are being played. If someone were to survive a sports accident, they can still be seriously injured to where they can no longer do every day things like walking or even putting on there own clothes.
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Well, you may want to find out about them before answering the questions. Reading about them gives you an idea on the questions you want to ask.
I hoped I helped and if you need more you can always ask me :)
-Dawn
(thanks for answering my question)
I think they do because you get to argue rightfully about your own belief whether your “opponent” wants to believe yours is more right/better.
