We know that non-verbal cues are an important part of communication in ASL. What are three examples of non-verbal cues? Do you think non-verbal cues are as important in spoken language as they are in ASL? Why or why not?

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1. what is colloquial context? informal formal both a & b none of the above 2. a type of verbal communication in which the interchange of information is done through the pre-defined channels is known as communication. 3. a type of verbal communication in which the interchange of information does not follow any channels is known as communication. 4.asl register/discourse includes which of the following aspects? ( select all that apply) describes type or style of a language is found in every language includes formal and informal contexts is not a proper term used in asl 5. an advantage of informal communication is that it can be because employees can discuss work related problems.

What do the stage directions tell the reader about steve’s and charlie’s point of view?