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To use culturally acceptable vocabulary, idiomatic expressions, and gestures.

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To use culturally acceptable vocabulary, idiomatic expressions, and gestures.

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Idiomatic expressions are a type of informal language that have a meaning different from the meaning of the words in the expression.

Examples:

1. In the same boat. (in a similiar situation; similarly vulnerable)

2.  Don't cry over spilled milk: there is no use in being upset over situations that have already

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Using culturally acceptable sign language.

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Using culturally acceptable sign language.

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They are movements and gestures, transmitting, unconsciously, a large number of signals during interaction. However, it can help to improve relationships with others because, although it is a practically silent language, sometimes it expresses much more than words. In the intercultural context, body language acquires greater dimensions because it reflects and sends messages that can be interpreted differently from culture to culture.
Examples:
Arms Crossed Across The Chest: to be defensive, very well known meaning rejection or disagreement.
Tapping Your Fingers: Although it may seem amazing, it has a totally opposite meaning to interlocking the fingers. In non-verbal language this hand position signifies confidence and security, but can sometimes be mistaken for arrogance.

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The Subjunctive in English is the mood of a verb that always comes in the simple/base
form. The subjunctive mood of verbs comes after some certain verbs indicating that one.

person wants/insists/desires another person to do something. Those certain verbs are
called subjunctive verbs.
The Structure of Subjunctive Mood:

Sub (1) + Subjunctive Verb (any tense) + that + Sub (2) + Base Form of Verb + Complement

example:
- John has advised that Alex go to movies.
- Robert insisted that I work on my paper.

Sub + Subjunctive Verbs (any tense) + that + Object + Infinitive (to + verb) + Complement

example:

- We recommend you to go to movies.
- He advised me to study hard.

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Expressing feelings and emotions with each other orally and written.

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Expressing feelings and emotions with each other orally and written.

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Emotions:
Emotions are reations that represent modes of adaptation of the individual when the perceives an important object, person, place, event or memore.

Types of emotions:
Hapipiness, sadness, surprise and disgust.

Examples:
1. Im very happy, beacuse today is my birthday.
2. My friends surprised me, they gave me a great gift.

Feelings:
Feelings are the results emotions, they last longer in time and can and verbalized.

Types of feelings:
Love, jealousy, envy and affected.

Examples:
1. I love my family.
2. I have a lot of affection for the people around me.

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Expressing feelings and emotions with each otherorally and written.

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Expressing feelings and emotions with each otherorally and written.

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Emotion is, immediate physiological response to perceived stimulus. Chemicals released throughout our
body that last about six seconds.
Feeling: The physical &amp; mental sensations that arise as we internalize emotions. Feelings are cognitively
saturated emotion chemicals.

Examples:
* I'm happy.
* I feel nervous.

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The subjunctive was formerly used in English for situations that were improbable or that expressed a wish. It is only rarely used in modern British English. It is, however, found in certain set phrases and in very formal forms of speech and writing.

The form in the present tense is exactly the same as the base form in all persons of the verb. That is, there is no -s on the 3rd person singular.
The subjunctive is used, in very formal English, in subordinate clauses that follow verbs expressing a desire, a demand, a formal recommendation, or a resolve.

The Structure of Subjunctive Mood:
1. Sub (1) + Subjunctive Verb (any tense) + that + Sub (2) + Base Form of Verb + Complement.

2. Sub + Subjunctive Verbs (any tense) + that + Object + Infinitive (to + verb) + Complement

3. It + Be Verbs (any tense) + Subjunctive Adjective + that + Sub + Base Form of Verb + Comp.

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I advise that he study more or I advise that he studies more? Learn this advanced grammar point, and improve your speaking and understanding of this formal structure in English, the subjunctive. Personally, I suggest that you click on this video.

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Expressing feelings and emotions with each otherorally and written.

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Expressing feelings and emotions with each otherorally and written.

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Feelings:The physical &amp; mental sensations that arise as we internalize emotions. Feelings are cognitively
saturated emotion chemicals.
Emotions:Immediate physiological response to perceived stimulus. Chemicals released throughout our
body that last about six seconds.
Examples:
I feel very happy.
Afraid

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The subjunctive mood of verbs comes after certain verbs that indicate that one person wants / insists / wants another person to do something. Those certain verbs are called subjunctive verbs.

Examples:
-The principal demands that we study hard.
- He suggested that I buy this shirt.

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Expressing feelings and emotions with each otherorally and written.

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Expressing feelings and emotions with each otherorally and written.

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Emotions:
Chemicals released throughout your body that last about six seconds.
Emotional expression refers to how one conveys emotional experience through both verbal and nonverbal behavior.
Feelings:
We’re wired to have feelings. Feelings are created by chemicals in your brain and can be felt throughout your body. They are triggered by your experiences and thoughts.

Examples:
-I feel a little sad.
-Surprise

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Idiomatic expressions are a type of informal language that have a meaning different from the meaning of the words in the expression.

Examples:
1) Don't cry over spilled milk: there is no use in being upset over situations that have already happened and cannot be changed.
2) In the same boat: be in the same unfortunate circumstances as others.

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Using culturally acceptable sign language

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Using culturally acceptable sign language

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To use culturally acceptable vocabulary, idiomatic expressions, and gestures. This helps us to express more clearly what we are thinking or what is happening at that moment.
Examples:
1. Pulling Your Ear
When you tug on your ear, it shows that you`re trying to make a decision but just hasn`t gotten there yet. You tend to look indecisive or noncommittal.
2.Putting Your Head In Your Hands
When you put your head in your hands, it might mean that you&#39;re bored, as if you&#39;re so weary of
life that you just can&#39;t hold your head up anymore. Or, it can mean that you&#39;re upset or so
ashamed you don&#39;t want to show your face.

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Idiomatic expressions are a type of informal language that have a meaning different from the meaning of the words in the expression.

Examples:

1. In the same boat. (in a similiar situation; similarly vulnerable)

2. Hit the Sack. (to go to bed)

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Using culturally acceptable sign language

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Using culturally acceptable sign language

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Sing language is all the movements and actions that we perform in different situations.

Examples:
1. Smile: smiles can mean different things, depending on the exact facial expression. There are happy smiles, shy smiles, warm smiles and ironic smiles.

2. Tapping your fingers: When you tap your fingers, you appear impatient and possibly nervous about waiting.

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They are the poses, gestures and gestures that a person makes to convey a message.
Examples:
+Arms crossed across the chest when he is angry about something

+Finger snapping when immediacy is indicated in an action

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Sharing likes and dislikes, impersonal expressions.

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Sharing likes and dislikes, impersonal expressions.

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To say if you like something or dont like it, you can say:
i like it, i adore, i love it.
i dont care, i dont like, i hate it.

For example:
- I like swimming very much.
-I do not like spiders.

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Expressing feelings and emotions with each other orally and written.

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Expressing feelings and emotions with each other orally and written.

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Emotions: Immediate physiological response to perceived stimulus. Chemicals released throughout our
body that last about six seconds.

Feelings: The physical &mental sensations that arise as we internalize emotions. Feelings are cognitively saturated emotion chemicals.

For example:

Happy :)

I love my pets

Sad :(

I'm crying for my grandma

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The subjunctive mood of verbs comes after some certain verbs indicating that one person wants,insists,desires another person to do something
Examples:
- John has advised that Alex go to movies.
- Robert insisted that I work on my paper.