Non-manual features (essential criteria E2):

Facial expressions include the head, face, eyes and eyebrows and are important in descriptions, emotions, question forms and negation. There will often be no English words on the lips when expressing feelings or using action verbs so the candidate should use appropriate lip patterns.

Here are some examples of where facial expressions should be used:

Exercising – walking, running, biking. Describing something – huge, expensive, fast, slow, fat, thin. Feelings – sad, happy, bored, angry, fed up, poorly, it hurts, sharp pain. To show the intensity of something – expensive, very expensive, cheap, fast, getting up quickly/slowly, bad, really bad, upset, really upset, raining, raining heavily.

How the booking is made?

One-2-One: Only one person can book

Public: Anyone can book

Private Group: Only people from the same company/organisation can book. A minimum of 2 people is required.

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