context: How to communicate with a mentally challenged person
Don't assume that someone has an intellectual disability based on the ease of their speech.
Some people who have difficulty speaking, such as people with cerebral palsy and some autistic people, are on average just as smart as anyone else. A disability accent, slow speech, or halting speech doesn't always mean an intellectual disability.

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- Use your brain's visual picture if you really can't picture how someone talks if you haven't met this individual yet. Their speech style will vary depending on how well you understand them.
- Speech often involves strong verbs and multiple reaxes. For a speaker who isn't disabled, the majority of their speech is grammatically incorrect.
- If a person has problems speaking, it may be related to their intellectual disability. For example, a speech impairment could be due to a functional disability, where they have trouble using high-pitched pitches.
- People who can't speak can be of any intelligence level. Body language does not relate to intelligence either.
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context: There are several girls getting ready to go to a water polo sport event. They are holding their backpacks and gear. they

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- are traveling to the event together and check into a hotel.
- are on the water grabbing one another's hands and walking onto the sand.
- are descending the hill one by one.
- are posing with, and smiling, the trophy.
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context: A woman walks into frame speaking to the camera and pointing to a sign that leads into her speaking with a man in front of a bow and arrow. the man

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- then walks up with his arrow and throws it in the direction of the woman standing in front of him and he shoots it.
- shoots a shot for her back and she takes the arrow and shows it off to the camera.
- starts and shows off his tattoo to the camera while also showing on the screen more shots of arrows in different locations.
- speaks to her and puts bowing equipment on the woman and holds out the bow for her.
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context: We see a lady walking down stairs. She enters a room with kids in it, takes off her coat and starts dancing. a man

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- enters and the lady and man perform a fancy dance as the kids watch.
- throws something in front of the girl, she gives it back.
- takes off his pink gloves and walks over to watch the lady dance.
- is showing his shirt and _start_a beer walks by.
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enters and the lady and man perform a fancy dance as the kids watch.