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Communication is a noun. Communicate is a verb.
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What was a communication trench used for in world war 1?
Communicatio
What are the factors in mass communication?
What are the factors that characterise mass communicatio
How many different types of communication are there?
what are four types of communicatio
What do you understand by networking how networking affects the futures global communicatio?
what are the demerits of networking ?
Communicatio is an activity?
communication is an activity to which people could get to understand each other
What is the key values of tcs?
learning,teamwork,pride,talent,communicatio,respect,innovation,community,flexibility
How do you say no contact in latin?
No touching, as in "no contact" between elements of an electrical circuit: nulla contagioNo communication, as in "no contact" between acquaintances: nulla communicatio
What does internet crime do to the economy?
Everywhere rely on the Internet for communicatio, research etc. Yes the Internet is of high importance however it brings into question the ethics of society.
When youre composing a piece of communication in the professional world there are many things to keep in mind Which of the following is something you should typically avoid in business communicatio?
Informal and casual language
What is the purpose of oral communicatio?
The purpose of oral communication is to communicate using a spoken language understood by the listener. Talking (orally) on the telephone to the person directly is more instant than sending an email or posting a letter.
Does the data communication link have anything to do with the computer in a car?
i have a 91 Lincoln continental that the data communicatio link light comes on on the dash and stays on does it have anything to do with the computer in my car? please e-mail me at wade.hollister@yahoo.com
What is etymology of communication?
The word "communication" has Latin roots in the words "communicare" and "communicatio" both meaning "to share." The late Middle English word that is in use today directly comes from a combination of the Old French "comunicacion" and the English "communicate."
