AVOID CONFUSING

Adding labels to your belongings can help avoid confusing them with others'.

Organizing files systematically can help avoid confusing information.

He spoke slowly and clearly to avoid confusing his audience during the presentation.

The teacher used simple language and visual aids to avoid confusing the students during the science experiment.

The software developer added clear comments to the code to avoid confusing future programmers working on the project.

The architect used different colors for each floor on the building plans to avoid confusing the construction team.

Effective communication skills enable leaders to convey their messages clearly and avoid confusing their team members.

To streamline processes, companies should avoid confusing bureaucracy that slows down decision-making.

To avoid confusing the students, the teacher provided clear instructions.

The manager instructed the team to avoid confusing the clients with overly technical jargon.

We must avoid confusing the readers by presenting information in a clear and concise manner.

Avoid confusing your audience with complex jargon.

Your presentation will be more effective if you avoid confusing your audience.

To avoid confusing the reader, provide clear examples in your writing.

To ensure clarity, avoid confusing the main plot with unnecessary subplots.

The teacher emphasized the need to avoid confusing scientific facts with opinions.