Contaminacion Visual

Match sentences.
Mother tongue
Cultural diversity
Credit card details
Access the internet
Professional use
World markets

Means of Communication.

* Letter * Phone call * Faxmessage * Note * Text message * Face to face * E-mail | * Write * Send * Receive * Talk * Address letter |

Ways to communicate.
* Yell * Weep * Whisper * Giggle * Yawn* Clap * Whistle | * Gritar * Llorar * Susurrar * Risilla * Bostezar * Aplaudir * Silbar |

Aspects of language
* Body language * First language * Native speaker *Regional accent * Official language * Mother tongue * A figure of speak |

Words often confused.
| Uses | Examples |
Say | Used with direct and indirect speech.Say is most often usedwithout a personal object.If we want to put a personal object after say, we use to. | She said that it was my last chance.He said, ‘Good morning.’She said that she would be late. (not She said me...)And Isay to all the people of this great country... |
Tell | used with direct and indirect speech after tell, we usually say who is told, i.e., tell someone somethingonly used to mean ‘instruct’ or‘inform’Tell is used to tell someone to do somethingTell is not used before objects like a word, a name, a sentence, a phrase.We do not usually use it after tell to refer to a fact.tell someone again(repeat) | She told me that she would be late.She told me that it was my last chance.(not He told them, ‘Good morning.’)Tom’s mother told him to clean his room.Alice said a naughty word...(not Alice tolda naughty word...)‘I’ll tell you tomorrow.’ (not I’ll tell you it tomorrow.)‘I don’t want to tell you again to get your homework done.’ |
Talk | There is not very much difference between speak andtalk. Talk is the more usual word to refer to conversational exchanges and informal communication. | When she walked into the room everybody stopped talking. |
Speak | Is often used for one-way...