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    This document is a transcript for Jhon Mark Sarmiento, a student enrolled in the third year of the Bachelor of Secondary Education program with a major in Social Studies at Bicol University Gubat Campus for the 2021-2022 first semester. The transcript contains a short passage discussing how curse words can slowly become part of one's regular vocabulary without realizing it and how, while swearing may be accepted in some high-pressure jobs or help one fit in, constant foul language can make it difficult to fit into professional environments.

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    This document is a transcript for Jhon Mark Sarmiento, a student enrolled in the third year of the Bachelor of Secondary Education program with a major in Social Studies at Bicol University Gubat Campus for the 2021-2022 first semester. The transcript contains a short passage discussing how curse words can slowly become part of one's regular vocabulary without realizing it and how, while swearing may be accepted in some high-pressure jobs or help one fit in, constant foul language can make it difficult to fit into professional environments.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    BICOL UNIVERSITY
    Gubat Campus
    Gubat, Sorsogon
    AY 2021-2022 1st semester

    Name: JHON MARK SARMIENTO


    Course & Year: BSEd III – SOCIAL STUDIES

    We know that Curse words slowly creep into our vocabulary without
    us realizing until they become a natural reaction in a variety of circumstances.
    Swearing can leave someone with a bad impression, signal a lack of control and
    indicate a bad attitude or immaturity. In some professions cursing is accepted
    and can even help you fit in to an environment, perhaps in high-pressure jobs
    where everyone needs to let off some steam. Constantly using foul language,
    however, can make it difficult to fit into a professional environment, says
    Jennifer Kahnweiler, author of "The Introverted Leader: Building on Your Quiet
    Strength."

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