What did we learn to talk for? Animals

What did we learn to talk for? Animals cannot talk. They express their feelings
What do people use to express our emotions?
Expression
But we cannot imagine our life without speaking and communication.
Reported Speech Reported requests and orders Reported statements Reported questions (general) Reported questions (special)
Reported Requests He said to us: “Don’t worry!” He asked us not to
Reported Statements He said to us: “I enjoy circus”. He told us
Reported Questions (General) He said to me: “Can you drive?” He asked
Reported Questions (Special) He said to us: “Where is the rabbit from?”
Adverbs and Pronouns Direct Speech Here This/These Now Today Yesterday Ago Last Tomorrow
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>What did we learn to talk for? Animals cannot talk. They express their feelings What did we learn to talk for? Animals cannot talk. They express their feelings this way...

>What do people use to express our emotions? What do people use to express our emotions? Gestures (with our arms, hands and fingers)

>Expression Expression ( with the help of lips, tongue, cheeks, eyebrows, forehead)

>But we cannot imagine our life without speaking and communication. But we cannot imagine our life without speaking and communication.

>Reported Speech Reported requests and orders Reported statements Reported questions (general) Reported questions (special) Reported Speech Reported requests and orders Reported statements Reported questions (general) Reported questions (special) Adverbs and pronouns

>Reported Requests He said to us: “Don’t worry!” He asked us not to Reported Requests He said to us: “Don’t worry!” He asked us not to worry. Don’t worry!

>Reported Statements He said to us: “I enjoy circus”. He told us Reported Statements He said to us: “I enjoy circus”. He told us (that) he enjoyed circus.

>Reported Questions (General) He said to me: “Can you drive?” He asked Reported Questions (General) He said to me: “Can you drive?” He asked me if I could drive.

>Reported Questions (Special) He said to us: “Where is the rabbit from?” Reported Questions (Special) He said to us: “Where is the rabbit from?” He asked us where the rabbit was from.

>Adverbs and Pronouns Direct Speech Here This/These Now Today Yesterday Ago Last Tomorrow Adverbs and Pronouns Direct Speech Here This/These Now Today Yesterday Ago Last Tomorrow Next Reported Speech There That/those Then That day The day before Before The previous The next day The following