Negotiations in international sales often take place in English because it is the only language known both by the seller and the prospect. For a native English speaker, when talking with a prospect for whom English is a second language which of the following is good advice?
A)Use precise words like "cease" and "pizzazz".
B)Use words with alternative meanings like "right".
C)Use descriptive expressions like "to put all the eggs in one basket".
D)Use action-specific verbs like "press that button".
E)Any of the above would be good advice for dealing with someone for whom English is a second language.

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Using action-specific verbs like "press that button" is clear and direct, which helps avoid misunderstandings when communicating with someone for whom English is a second language.

Negotiations in International Sales Often Take Place in English Because