INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When communicating with a deaf person, try to keep your eyes at the same level as their eyes. You can sit down if they are sitting, or stand up if they are standing. You should be a little further away than the normal speaking distance (3-6 feet, 1-2 meters). This helps to make sure they'll see all of your gestures. If you're indoors, make sure there's enough light for them to see you clearly. If you're outside, face the sun so that there isn't a shadow cast in your face and the sun doesn't glare in theirs. Avoid placing anything in or around your mouth (chewing gum, your hands) while you are talking. As best you can, try to speak normally. Whispering or shouting will can distort your lip movements, making it difficult for a deaf person to follow your words. Similarly, if you exaggerate your mouth movements, you will be harder to understand than if you speak normally. Increase the volume of your voice only helps if the person asks you to do so. Speak a bit slower if the person asks you to do so. Your eyes and facial expression help to communicate the tone and demeanor of your conversation, so it is important to maintain eye contact. Do your best not to turn your head away while you are speaking. Also, try and make sure they are maintaining eye contact. For example, if you're teaching them how to use an object and they are looking at the object, wait for them to be done looking at it before you continue. If you have sunglasses on, take them off. If you can add facial expressions to emphasize a point (smiling, rolling your eyes, raising your eyebrows) do so, where appropriate. It can be helpful to incorporate some physical movement or props into your communication. You might point to (pointing is generally not considered rude in the deaf community) or hold up any items that you're talking about, or mimic actions (like drinking or jumping or eating) to help illustrate your words. You can hold up fingers to indicate numbers, scribble in the air to show you're writing a letter, and so on.

SUMMARY: Stay in their field of vision. Speak in a normal voice and tone. Maintain eye contact. Use gestures and visual cues.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you want to keep things really simple, you can just ask your boyfriend directly if he would like to go to prom with you. You can make things a little sweeter by presenting him with a small gift or card. Asking him when he least expects it can be a nice surprise! If you don't want to ask him in person, a note can do the trick! You can send it by mail, email, or social media, or you can slip it into his locker when he's not looking. If you want to get a little creative try writing a poem or using a silly pun in your note. You could, for example, give him a teddy bear with a note that says, "I can't bear to go to prom without you." You can also give him choices by providing check boxes on the note that say things like "yes," "definitely," or "can't wait." If you give him a "no" option, make it much smaller than the others. You can write "prom?" on just about anything, so get creative and write your message out in a totally unique way. If you can get your boyfriend's parents to let you in his room while he's not home, you can spell out "prom?" for him at home. You can use just about anything, from colorful paper or balloons, to basketballs for a sports-obsessed boyfriend. If you can't get access to your boyfriend's house, you can decorate your own house and then invite him over. Consider making a meal or sweet treat for your boyfriend and spelling out "prom?" with an edible ingredient, like small candies on a cake or pepperoni on a pizza. You can even write "prom?" with a simple marker in an unexpected place, like inside a pizza box or on a piece of paper that you hide in his textbook. Make your boyfriend do a little work to decode your promposal by giving him puzzle to work on.. If you are good at illustration, draw a promposal message on paper. Cut it up into puzzle pieces and wrap it for him to uncover. You can also create a custom word-search or crossword puzzle that contains your message. If you want to get a bit more elaborate, set up a scavenger hunt for your boyfriend, with each clue leading to a different part of the message.

SUMMARY: Ask in person. Send him a sweet message. Spell it out. Make it a game.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Dead Trigger 2 is a first-person shooting game, so when you move your cursor, it will turn your head into the direction of your mouse. Moving your cursor forward will make your character look up. Moving your mouse backward will make your character look down. Hit W to move forward. Hit S to move backward. Hit A to move to left. Hit D to move to the right. A navigation arrow will guide you to the goal of your current objective. It is a white arrow with the length of your current location to your objective. It is in the top of screen. In every mission, there is an objective. Follow the rules to go further. In the start of the game, the first objective you will see is to "Go to the Library." Move your cursor forward to get in there. Follow every objective to accomplish your mission. You will encounter these walking dead throughout your mission. Change your combat by keying letter Q. Close combat using melee weapon, like wrench, knife, crowbar, or chainsaw, is when the zombie is not aware of your presence. Just move closer to the opponent, and it will automatically attack them. Range combat using a weapon with ammo supports, such as handgun, shotgun, etc., is when the zombie will closely attack you. Aim the crosshair at the zombies, and it will automatically attack them. You can change your controls in Setting if you prefer tapping the left click of the mouse when firing. Before using these hotkeys, assign the items to the numbers first. In your journey, you will find Ammo Box. Replenish your ammo by aiming the crosshair to the box.

SUMMARY:
Move your mouse to look around. Use the keys W, A, S, D to move. Follow the navigation arrow. Follow the rules of the mission. Kill zombies. Click the numbers 1, 2, 3 to use items such as grenade, painkillers, or mine. Click "Tab" to exchange range combat weapons. Replenish your ammo.