When speaking in English to people who use English as a second language, the best approach is to
A) repeat your sentences often, a little louder each time.
B) speak slowly and clearly.
C) forget about feedback; just make sure you get your message across.
D) use plenty of adjectives such as fantastic and fabulous.

Question

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Speaking slowly and clearly allows non-native speakers to understand your words better, without the need for repetition or shouting. This also gives them time to process what you are saying and respond appropriately.

Answer: C 
 While it's important to ensure that your message is understood, ignoring feedback can be detrimental to effective communication. Giving others the opportunity to clarify or ask questions helps to avoid misunderstandings and ensure that everyone is on the same page.

Answer: D 
 Using too many adjectives can be overwhelming and confusing, especially for those who are not familiar with English idioms. It's best to keep communication simple, clear and to the point.

When Speaking in English to People Who Use English as a Second