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1) is, is; 2) will be; will be; 3) was, was, are; 4) is, are, is; 5) am, are, is.

1) pity i will not be able to read this book in original version. 2) were you sorry that you didn't take this opportunity? 3) pity we have little time. 4) pity that you don't pay attention to your pronunciation. 5) i wish he stopped smoking in the rooms. 6) they would have noticed that mistake if they had been more attentive. 7) if i were you, i would go earlier to catch him. 8) what would you say if i asked you for your advice? 9) if there weren't a high importance of this deal, i would have stayed at home. 10) if you don't catch us at home, leave a note.

  yes, there is power in the spoken word. but, most of us aren’t aware of what we say,  how we say it, and how it affects every aspect of our lives. too often we get into bad  habits and say whatever pops into our heads without thinking. good communicators are  aware of what they say, how they say it, and how well they listen.       talking is possibly the smallest piece of the communication puzzle. it’s important to  choose words carefully and wisely, to listen to yourself, to be clear and concise, to be  aware of what you say, and to show respect for the listener.    nonverbal messages are more powerful than the actual words we speak. we’ve all  heard, “it’s not so much what is said, but how you say it.” ask yourself if your body  language matches the message you want to share. pay attention to facial expression,  hand gestures, and eye contact.     perhaps the most important aspect of healthy communication is listening. the greek  philosopher epictetus says, “we have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen  twice as much as we speak.” a good listener maintains eye contact, gives full attention  to the speaker, is able to paraphrase what is heard, asks open ended questions, and  shows encouraging body language. a common mistake is to begin formulating your  answers before the speaker finishes talking. being a good listener shows respect.     to ensure you don’t fall into the rut of ineffective communication, pay attention to your  words, body language and listening skills. learn about assertive communication, the  benchmark for healthy relationships. assertiveness means expressing your feelings,  beliefs, and ideas without infringing on the rights of others. when we are assertive, we  are honest, direct, and respectful. we talk about our feelings and state the facts instead  of aggressively blaming others or acting as doormats for their aggressive behavior.