The document discusses giving compliments and provides examples of compliments. It defines a compliment as a kind sentence said to express something nice about how someone looks or something they have done. It notes that compliments are given to make people feel good out of kindness. Examples of compliments include praising someone's appearance, their cooking, their home decor, and accomplishments. Compliments should be sincere as excessive or insincere compliments will not be well received.
The document discusses giving compliments and provides examples of compliments. It defines a compliment as a kind sentence said to express something nice about how someone looks or something they have done. It notes that compliments are given to make people feel good out of kindness. Examples of compliments include praising someone's appearance, their cooking, their home decor, and accomplishments. Compliments should be sincere as excessive or insincere compliments will not be well received.
The document discusses giving compliments and provides examples of compliments. It defines a compliment as a kind sentence said to express something nice about how someone looks or something they have done. It notes that compliments are given to make people feel good out of kindness. Examples of compliments include praising someone's appearance, their cooking, their home decor, and accomplishments. Compliments should be sincere as excessive or insincere compliments will not be well received.
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Compliment A kind of sentence which is spoken to someone as a way of saying something nice about the way they look, or about something they have done Words that mean 1. Accolade 3. Commend 6. Flatter or relate with the 2. Cajole 4. Eullogise 7. Pay-tribute word compliment 5. Extol 8. Praise Purpose of Making the people we are talking compliment to feel good. It is given out of 9. Kindness A 10. For most of time it is used as a positive way of speaking. Not well received When you do not really Your words are seen as mean what 12. Insincere 11. You are saying 13. False ........................................... Giving compliments can be a 14. Sometimes be a risky thing to do Opposite to When we want to 15. We criticise a We scorn them. compliments make a bad comment person 18. We put them. which relates to 16. We deride 19. We scorn someone. someone them. 17. We condemn them You give someone’s “oh, I really like your jacket. It really compliments 20. We diss them. suits you.” Those shoes are just perfect, on: where did you buy them?” “you look so glamorous.” “wow. I like your new hat. Ypu look so cool in it”. someone’s “wow. This food is wonderful, you are a 21. You look so glamorous great cook.” “oh, did you make this yourself? I must have the recipe.” “oh, I must give the compliments to the chef.” someone’s “oh, your house looks great. You 22. The way someone looks have good taste in furniture.” or “I really like what you have done with 23. Their appearance your house, so stylish!” “wow, did you choose the furniture yourself? You have very good taste.” someone’s “wow, you look so beautiful 24. In tact you can give tonight!” “wow, you really a compliment about and look great today.” to almost “is it my imagination, or are you the most anything. beautiful person in the world.” Compliment is the perfect way to show that you 25. Care about someone. It is great way to express how much you 26. Appreciate another person Remember! Don’t use it too often It will sound 27. Fake or insincere
Wolfgang Rihm's Recent Music Author(s) : John Warnaby Source: Tempo, New Series, No. 213 (Jul., 2000), Pp. 12-19 Published By: Cambridge University Press Accessed: 11-12-2019 15:03 UTC