Fill in the blanks using words given in the brackets To communica… - Vidyadip

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Fill in the blanks using words given in the brackets
To communicate (i) _____________ (effective), choose your words and topics (ii) _____________ (wise). Avoid (iii) _____________ (discuss) things you don’t know much about or that could upset someone. Remember to be (iv) _____________ (respect) towards others, including yourself, and express your (v) _____________ (appreciate). Finally, always fee (vi) _____________ (response) by replying promptly to communicate.

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(i) effectively
(ii) wisely
(iii) discussing
(iv) respectful
(v) appreciation
(vi) responsive

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