Uses such words and phrases as 'I noticed', 'I don't see', 'bright', ' so beautiful', 'Did you see?'

Pays special attention to clothing. Wears bright beautiful clothes, accessories.

Eye-contact is important for him/her during a conversation, otherwise it seems to him/her that he/she isn't listened to.

It is easier for him/her to learn with the help of charts of tables and graphs.

Likes dancing, going in for sports

Uses such words and phrases as 'sounds good', 'so loud', 'Listen!', 'Do you hear?', 'I don't understand'

Can't stand uncomfortable clothes and shoes. Comfort is more important than appearance.

His/her mood can be easily identified by the tone of the voice.

Prefers to listen to the story that someone reads than to read himself.

Likes to explain something. He/she is not too lazy to repeat the same story several times with all the details

Uses such words and phrases as 'I hate it', 'very pleasant', 'so soft', 'so cold', 'Do you feel?', 'I'm excited!'

Doesn't like to wear a hat. Even in winter. Prefers shawls in extreme cold.

Frequently touches the other person.

Needs for complete silence while concentrating on something.

Can't stand a mess.

Can't stand when people make mistakes in pronunciation

Often wears big earings.

Looks up and left when tries to remember something

It is easier for him/her to learn through practical exercises and experimentation.

The rarest type (about 20 percent of people)

Keeps at a distance unfamiliar people, the invasion of personal space causes negative emotions

Can't stand dirty shoes or boots.

Very figeting.

To memorize something, he/she needs to write it down. For example, before the exam, he wrotes his cheat sheets, although in practice he/she doesn’t use them: he/she already remembered everything he wrote down by hand.

The most sociable type.