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What is the appropriate way to handle a mistake? A. Blaming others. B. Forgetting it.
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C. Saying sorry to others.
D. Listening politely to others.
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C. Listening isn’t a part of good
communication. D. You can learn to use good communication skills every day.
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What do you usually do when you are in a conflict?
After you say you’re sorry, try to make the situation
better. If you break something, fix it if you can. If you forget to do something, try again. With a little practice, you can learn to use good communication skills every day.
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What is the best way to tell someone how you feel or what you think? A. Taking action. B. Saying I-messages.
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C. Talking slowly.
D. Chatting online.
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If there is a conflict(矛盾), think carefully before you speak.
Arguing(争论), blaming(责备) others and name-calling just
When I have conflicts with my friห้องสมุดไป่ตู้nds, I usually try to
communicate with them. I would listen politely to
them, and explain to them. In a word, I would try my
make a conflict worse. Polite communication( 交流 ) is the
sharing of feelings, thoughts, or information. I-messages are the best ways to tell someone how you feel or what you think. You begin with “I” and then talk about yourself. Listening is also an important part of appropriate(合适的) communication. You should always listen politely to the
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Which of the following does not make a conflict worse? A. Arguing. B. Name-calling.
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C. Blaming others.
D. Polite communication.
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Which of the following is NOT true?
A. You should listen politely to other people.
B. Polite communication is the sharing of feelings.
person you are speaking with. Sometimes when you listen, you
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learn that you made a mistake. The appropriate way to handle(处理) that is to say that you are sorry.
best to end the conflicts.
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关于言行举止的谚语 A man of sense talks little and listens much. 有识之士，少讲多听。
Sometimes words hurt more than swords.
话语伤人，有时胜过刀剑。 Your conversation is the mirror of your thought. 心之所思，出之于口。