1. Smiling in communication
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2. Can you watch this without smiling?

3. Why do you think people smile when watching somebody else doing so?

4. You are going to read a BBC article shows the importance of smiles and also talks about people who cannot smile.
What words do you think the article will present and why are there some people who cannot smile?

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To make flexible
Remove from a certain place quickly
To gather into small wrinkles or to fold
A state of perplexity
To connect something to something else
To consider
Something that remains

6. hook into pucker limber up whisk away baffle remnant deem
To connect something to something else
To gather into small wrinkles or to fold
To make flexible
Remove from a certain place quickly
A state of perplexity
Something that remains
To consider

7. When I am alone, I often hook my index fingers into each side of my mouth to force smiles.
I make facial exercises, daily limbering up the muscles of my face. I am always baffled by people’s easiness to make new friends.
When there is only silence remnant, I take the opportunity to fall into reveries.
I deem that I usually feel safer when people smile at me.

8. When you have an important meeting in English do you tend to want to whisk away or do you try to muster the courage to participate and do your best?
Also during meetings, what baffles you the most? Why?
How important is smiling in communication?

9. Smiling in communication
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