Even Cotton Mather was unsure what language he spoke.
In addition GP's are often unsure what language to use when talking to young people about such a sensitive subject, causing concern about miscommunication (11).
'There aren't any Jackalopes, Dad,' says Clary, 'Mom only ever hunted dickalope.' She looks at him, waiting to be corrected for her language, unsure if she'll ever be a pumpkin again.
If you're unsure whether the language is problematic, consider running it by a lawyer.
Avoid unsure or apologetic language, just tell them exactly how you feel because you have no reason to be ashamed.
He has started four games since getting the runaround from Raimondi and the difficult truth is that Cole's time with Roma will probably be best remembered for the awkwardness of a team photograph when he can be seen standing apart from the rest of his colleagues, separated from the group and wearing the body language of someone unsure whether he should join in.
If you're unsure about reading dog body language, you should probably learn a little more before bringing in a new dog to foster since missing or misunderstanding their cues causes most problems with new dog greetings.
In addition, it suggests alternative "Trump-free" places to shop, and provides suggested language for those unsure of what to say to a given company's buyers or execs.
The number of people gathering and handling intelligence also increased suddenly, and many newcomers had little language training or were unsure how to transliterate names from spoken sources.
Even if information was provided in different languages, midwives were sometimes unsure of the women's literacy.
The code of practice states that credit documents should be in "plain and intelligible language", yet some borrowers were unsure of the terms of their loan and its repayment schedule.
