(From the movie 'Inside Out')
What behaviors do you use to express each emotions
Now,...
English, 06.05.2021 22:00 loveuncondition
(From the movie 'Inside Out')
What behaviors do you use to express each emotions
Now, think about someone you love.
Can you picture that person expressing each of these emotions?
What behaviors does that person use to express each of these emotions?
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