In speaking with someone for whom English is a second language, you should talk slowly, enunciate clearly, observe eye messages, check frequently for comprehension, and Group of answer choices encourage accurate feedback by asking probing questions. avoid smiling, which might make you appear to lack seriousness. use vocabulary words that will impress the listener. assume that the listener understands if he or sh nods and smiles in agreement.

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Sadie Logan

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15 December, 07:35

In speaking with someone for whom English is a second language, you should talk slowly, enunciate clearly, observe eye messages, check frequently for comprehension, and Group of answer choices encourage accurate feedback by asking probing questions. avoid smiling, which might make you appear to lack seriousness. use vocabulary words that will impress the listener. assume that the listener understands if he or sh nods and smiles in agreement.

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Jack Meza · Answer 1

assume that the listener understands if he or she nods and smiles in agreement.

Explanation:

If a person nods that most likely they understand what you re saying. If they stare back at you confused then you know that they don't understand.