Предмет: Литература, автор: di1502di

Кок изменяются глаза и лицо человека когда он думает смеётся читает слушает

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Автор ответа: Zhanna278

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Смеется: глаза сужаются, на лице улыбка, глаза чаще клипают.
Думает: глаза смотрят на определенную точку, редко клипают, лицо как каменное(тоже не меняется.
Читает: присутствует легкая улыбка, глаза смотрят с заинтересованностью, практически не обращает внимание на то что происходит вокруг.
Слушает: глаза смотрят на рассказчика внимательно, иногда кивает, не занимается посторонними вещами.

Автор ответа: di1502di

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Спосибо вы мне помогли

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