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Using “can” emphasizes the possibility of misunderstandings occurring. “While communicating” is simpler and easier to understand.

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“Come across” works better because it specifically refers to the interpretation by the listener. “In a more different way” sounds unnatural, so we should simplify it to “differently.” While “than what we thought” works, “than we intended” flows better!

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“Therefore” and “however” are special words. When they come at the beginning of a sentence, the last sentence needs to end in a semicolon (;). “Sentence 1; therefore, sentence 2.” “Sentence 1; however, sentence 2.”

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“Opponent” makes it sound like you were intentionally fighting with the person.

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Since communication is an action it makes sense to use "during". You could also say "Misunderstandings sometimes occur while communicating."

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"Trying" instead of "we try" makes the sentence more concise. If you want to use "in some cases" it sounds more native and fluent if you embed it in the sentence, you could also use "sometimes" if you would like it to be more concise. I suggest using the word "conveyed" so the word expressed is not repeated too much, and also conveyed indicates that the *outcome* is different from what we wanted. Instead of "different way" you could use the adverb "differently", in which case you don't need "more" with it. "From what we were thinking" works better in this context. "Than" is usually used when you compare qualities (i.e better than, larger than), "from" shows the relationship between thoughts and expressed opinions better! Using the continuous present "we were thinking" conveys your idea more clearly than the past tense "we thought" since thinking is an ongoing process that occurs while expressing opinions, and is not a finalised action!

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Using "overwhelm us" or even saying "when emotions run high while communicating" makes the text sound more formal. "end in a fight" is better than "end with a fight" since using "in" shows that the fight is the *consequence* of the emotional conversation while "with" doesn't usually imply a consequence (i.e. you say a wedding ended with a speech). I think you tried to say "contrary to the original intentions" but let me know if you meant something else!

When the opponent is agitated, it is hard to lead to a smooth conversation.

This sentence is correct! Just a small tip, "opponent" is usually used in the context of debates, if you are talking about normal conversation then it is better to use "the other person", but if you did mean it in the context of a debate then well done.

Misunderstandings sometimes occur within the communication.

While we try to express our opinions, in some cases our opinions can be expressed in a more different way than what we thought.

Therefore, when emotions explode while communicating, the conversation can end with a fight, which is the opposite withof what we originally thoughts.

Or you could say “which is the opposite of what we originally wanted” which makes more sense.