English, 26.01.2021 18:40 MorgannJ

What are ways to identify meanings, both verbal and nonverbal? tone, gestures, listening, slant
facial expression, gestures, slant, body language
body language, listening, tone, facial expressions
gestures, body language, tone, facial expression

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What are ways to identify meanings, both verbal and nonverbal? tone, gestures, listening, slant