ME Eng 7 Q2 0902_PS_Verbal and Nonverballlll Cues in Conversations and Dialogues.pptx

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1. Lesson 9.2 Verbal and Nonverbal Cues in Conversations and Dialogues

2. utterances that people use to indicate that they need a response or reaction from their addressee or the person they are talking to can be direct verbal cues that are clearly expressed instructions Indirect verbal cues tend to be less obvious about what the speaker expects of his/her listener to do or say. Verbal Cues

3. – body languages that also send an indirect message to the listener/addressee Nonverbal cues Eye Contact helps capture and maintain the addressee's interest, and at the same time contributes to the speaker’s credibility Physical Manipulation enhances the message during the conversation and emphasizes important points

4. (1) With deliberate care he untied the knot, and, detaching the big key, dropped the small one back to his pocket. She watched him fixedly as he did this. (2) The smile left her face and a strange look came into her eyes as she took the big key from him without a word. Together they left the dining room. Out on the porch, he put an arm around her shoulders and peered into her shadowed face. (3) “You look pale and tired,” he remarked softly. “What have you been doing all morning?”