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To fill in the blank means to add a word or words to a sentence or statement in order to complete it or make it grammatically correct. This is often done in exercises or tests where a sentence is presented with a missing word or phrase, and the person completing the exercise is required to add the missing element to the sentence in order to create a correct or coherent statement.

Therefore, The purpose of filling in the blank is to test the person's understanding of grammar, vocabulary, or concepts being taught in a particular subject.

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B. Fill in the blanks using the correct form of sapere or conoscere.

1. Maria -----suonare il piano.

2. Gli studenti ----contare fino a cento.

3. Tu ----nuotare bene.

4. Voi ----dove andare.

5. lo-----una bella poesia.

6. La mamma---molte cose.

7. Tu non---andare in bicicletta.

8. Lei non--che io la guardo sempre.

9. Maria ---molte persone.

10. Gli studenti-----il cantante.

11. Tu-----uno sciatore.

12. Voi----bene la città.

13. Io.----un bravo poeta.

14. Mia mamma ti---bene.

15. Tu non----nessuno.

16. Lei non----quel ragazzo.

avoiding/not confronting /changing the subject /putting the conflict off only pushes the conflict to a later date and this means that the problem remains unresolved or it cannot be resolved

if conflict is left unresolved for too long it can cause resentment and frustration in the relationship

it attempts to avoid directly confronting the issue at hand and this could result in people withdrawing from a relationship because they don't feel heard

conflict avoidance can actually create further conflict because it creates another point of contention

if an issue is avoided/not discussed people may think something else is actually wrong and this could lead to further issues or it can be harmful to one's health

it can contradict the message you are trying to convey thus indicating to your listener that you may not be telling the truth or they can offend, confuse and undermine what you're trying to convey

when your nonverbal signals match up with the words you're saying they increase trust clarity and rapport when they don't they can generate tension mistrust and confusion

1.5.2 people who are have an open attitude and listen are more likely to get cooperation than people who are critical

people who have a negative attitude will convey this by their tone and body language and this will hinder effective communication

people who are positive will make other people feel accepted and will increase effective communication

people who value other people will communicate respectfully regardless of differences

people who are okay with people thinking differently to them don't feel they need to convince everyone to their way of thinking

people who have a superior attitude are less likely to communicate effectively with others

1.5 3if teenagers who are responsible for what they say and the way they communicate then they are able to admit when they said something unfairly or inappropriately and this helps to strengthen relations

If they show responsibility when they listen then they are able to understand their parents and this could enhance communication with them

once teenagers are accepting of responsibility and are able to apologize not shift responsibility this will promote better relations with parents

Teenagers who accept responsibility understand that they cannot use guilt or shame to manipulate parents when communicating and this helps to deepen the relations with parents

teenagers who are responsible do not sugarcoat issues but acknowledge them truthfully and this increases effective communication with parents

1.5.4 social media has absolutely changed the way we communicate now messages now messages can travel around the world in a matter of seconds and sometimes reaching an audience far larger than any single newspaper could ever hope to reach

Answer: Yes

Explanation: The Singapore Government recognises the importance of the English language for a multi-racial society and therefore it has been attributed the status of an official language and a de facto national language.

de facto meaning : the language or one of the languages that is accepted by a country's government, is taught in schools, used in the courts of law, etc.

Answer:

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Explanation:

Also, other views expressed by language teachers and linguists in respect of the three Nigerian major languages – Yoruba, Igbo, and Hausa; show that they are also endangered. These languages are spoken predominantly in the North, South-East, and South-West respectively.

1. Fear of success and/or failure

Some teenagers are afraid they will fail or, even worse, that they may actually succeed. As such, they don’t even bother trying to attain a goal. Such people lack belief in themselves and in their potential. In their mind, if they fail, everyone will think negatively of them. And if they succeed, people will be envious and think negatively of them. So it becomes a lose-lose situation no matter how they look at it.
2. Lack of understanding about the goal-setting process

Many teenagers mistakenly believe that goal setting simply means putting a goal on paper, setting a date for completion, marking off checkpoints as they occur and then starting all over again. Such a mentality hinders teens  from success.
3. Lack of commitment to the goal

Even though teenagers state they want to achieve a certain goal, in truth, they’re really not committed to it. Because of this lack of commitment, they don’t give the act of goal attainment their full effort.

Answer:

by shedding their sealskins

Explanation:
Selkies are shapeshifters, transforming between seal and human form by shedding and replacing their skin.  therianthropy, changing from seal to human form by shedding their skin.

Answer: English is one of the main reasons

Explanation:

Experts blame many factors for the decline of the Arabic language, including: Globalization. Use of the English language in these countries, especially on social media. Use of Arabizi (Roman characters and English numbers) in speech and text.

Answer:

yes they aren't known to the world n also not a knowledge by people around the world