1 Work in pairs. Look at the photos below and describe them. Talk about the following. = what the situation is what the person is saying how he or she is saying it what his or her feelings are How can you tell? What gestures and other aspects of body language can help you make up your mind? 2. Here are some more questions about communicating without words. Read and answer the questions. 1. How close do you stand or sit to someone when you speak to them? 2. Do you look people in the eye when you speak to them? Do you look them in the eye when you're listening? 3. Which parts of someone else’s body is it acceptable to touch in everyday circumstances? 4 When do you shake someone's hand? 5 When do you smile at someone? 6 When you're with someone you don't know, how long can you remain silent before you feel obliged to start talking again? 7 What clothes do you wear to school or work? Are they different from clothes you wear at home? 8 How many ways can you say ‘no! without speaking? 9 How many ways can you say ‘well done’ without speaking? What do you do to make someone feel welcome in your home? Work in groups of three or four. Discuss your answers. Did you all have the same answers? How can you create a positive impression on someone? Decide which of the following ways you consider to be most effective. Put them in order from 1 (not very effective) to 10 (very effective). — body posture = clothing ~ facial gestures — hand gestures = intonation — jewellery and accessories — physical appearance = language loudness of the voice — physical contact Discuss your answers in your group. Try to reach agreement or agree to differ. Complete your exchange of views within four minutes. Serv srttevoncm 187337