EXPRESSING HOPE | Effective Communication
Have you ever felt hopeful despite the uncertainties in life? Do you have a dream and feel hopeful about it?
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Expressing General Resignation | Effective Communication
The act of informing your employer that you are leaving your job, according to the Cambridge Dictionary. It is also
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EXPRESSING REGRETS AND SYMPATHY | Effective Communication
Regret is defined as a feeling of sadness over something you did or did not do. Many different structures can be used to express regret in English. The purpose of expressing sympathy is to express your sympathy and concern for the bereaved. You can express how much you will miss the deceased or share a happy memory.
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HOW TO EXPRESS UNCERTAINTY, DOUBT OR LACK OF KNOWLEDGE | Effective Communication
Have you ever felt uncertain before but do not know how to express it in words? Especially, in a formal meeting where you do not know what to say or seem not sure, and you do not want to sound rude or sarcastic.
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HOW TO EXPRESS CERTAINTY, PROBABILITY, AND POSSIBILITY | Effective Communication
Before knowing how to express certainty, probability or possibility, it is important to know the basics first.
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How to give warnings | Effective Communication
Warnings are part of disciplinary actions. A person who violates any rule or regulation must be warned immediately to avoid
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Making requests and asking permission | Effective Communication
Respect is a very important manner of a person. It can be shown by our actions and how we communicate
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Disagreeing strongly to opinions | Effective Communication
In our daily situation, we cannot avoid disagreements. It happens usually when we have to express different points of view.
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Responding favorably to requests | Effective Communication
In a conversation, it is important to know how to respond to requests politely. I have been a customer service
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Refusing permission politely | Effective Communication
Let us start with a conversation. Son: Dad, my friend will have a birthday party tonight. Can I go there?
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