what is the diffence between taching and telling?
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For example, if you ask someone 2+2, and they don't answer so you tell them the answer is 4, that's telling.\n\nTeaching is showing them on their fingers or something, 2 fingers + 2 fingers, count them, that's 4 fingers.
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Facilitating means actively participating to make something happen, but not being the primary person responsible.\n\nEnabling means doing something to allow another person to make something happen, while not doing anything directly to make it happen.\n\nFor example, you can facilitate plowing a field by prepping the tractor, filling it with fuel and gapping the spark plugs, then taking it out of the barn and hitching up the disker for the farmer to disk the field. \n\nYou can enable the horse to get out of the barn by leaving the door open.
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Depends on the context, I would suppose. If you want to find out what the details are, just in general, it "could" be flushing.\n\nBut I think you probably mean fleshing out -expanding on- the details.
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Both, depends on what truth is being told and to whom.
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Change your approach so you dont make marks; be creative. One does not always have to use the same technique.
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learn from the jesture. If you ask for help it is much better and kinder to learn than to sit back and watch. Someone ask me for help I am much happier knowing the next time the person will know what to do. ( if it is in their physical and mental capability)\nA smile can also melt any doubt that my help was well received. \nWords are great but jestures (a smile or handshake) with the words are better
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Yes we can tell the difference. Yes I can tell the difference. However, sometimes I am wrong. And yes I have disguised my voice and will use my white voice when trying to get through red tape on the phone.
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The difference is the spelling and wording :)
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Information is in the source
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They're microphone settings.  "dictation" is more sensetive because it's meant you record you speaking directly into it.  Use "meeting" to tape a seminar.  The microphone will be more sensitive to pick up sounds far away.
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In the 1950's (and, evidently, also the 1970's), it was diagramming.\n\nNowadays, it's not diagramming but parsing.  Parsing uses terms like Noun Phrase or NP, and Verb Phrase or VP.\n\nParsing is illustrated at the link below:
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Technical writing is something written for a specific audience and uses the language associated with that field. Like law journals for lawyers or science papers for researchers, etc.\nSomeone reading a technical paper that is not in their field of study will probably need a little help understanding everything in it.\n\nLiterary writing would be the writing that is aimed at a general audience, anyone can pick it up and read it without much difficulty.  It uses common words and phrases that most people would know and understand.
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An approach is more tectical... it tells you how you will test the software. A strategy is more high level approach and less detailed.
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Skimming is used in taking out unwanted material from a product.For ex:- Fat is skimmed from milk.\n\nScanning is used to detect something which is in hiding.For Ex:- In medical terminology, suppose to know about a pregnant woman this Scanning is used.
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Well, I'm assuming that the spelling errors ("helps" not "heps") aren't the focus of your question.\n\nI think the second sentence is correct. Though both sentences make sense and are very similar, the second one does not have that extra "to" in front of the word learn. That "to" is unnecessary, and concise sentences are generally more correct than less concise ones that convey the same meaning.
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Telling a story as if you are an outsider and know what all characters at thinking and doing.  \nFirst person is telling a story as if a biography (Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn is in first person).  Obviously, you cannot know what other characters are thinking or doing when away from this character.\nSecond person is telling a story as if the person you are addressing is doing something (this is very rare, the only time I've even seen it was a "make your own adventure" where you read a bit, then were given a decision to make, sending you different locations in the book depending on what decision you made).\nThird person is telling about other people.  (The teller is always "first", the person being talked to is "second", others elsewhere are "third").  You can tell the story as if the narrator knows everything going on, or as if not knowing what is going on away from your characters (I think it's called "restricted", but I'm not sure).
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Poetry or writing\n(I know it sounds lame)