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    What is Verb?

    Learning Objectives
    At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:

    a) Identify the role of verbs in a sentence.

    b) Determine the importance or relevance of a verb in a sentence.

    c) Tell a story with the role of verbs in a sentence.


    The role of
    verbs in a
    sentence
    The role of
    verb in a
    sentence
    Every day, people use verbs to
    describe what they are doing
    and how they are feeling. We
    need to include a verb in our
    sentences.
    Verb

    • Verbs are extremely important. Every


    sentence – without exception – has a
    verb. The verb in a sentence tells us what
    the subject is doing. For this reason, you
    might find it helpful to think of verbs as
    "doing words."
    Role and examples of verbs in a
    category
    Action Verbs - tells how the subject in the sentence acts

     (examples: talk, give, walk, run, eat)

    Linking Verbs – connects the subject of a sentence to additional


    information (

     examples: be, seem, become, appear)

    Helping Verbs: assist main verbs

     (examples: can, be, do, have)


    Selecting
    visual aids
    Enhancing your presentation
    Eff ective delivery techniques

    This is a powerful tool in public Effective body language enhances


    speaking. It involves varying pitch, your message, making it more
    tone, and volume to convey impactful and memorable:
    emotion, emphasize points, and
    maintain interest: • Meaningful eye contact

    • Pitch variation • Purposeful gestures

    • Tone inflection • Maintain good posture

    • Volume control • Control your expressions


    1. Know your material in advance
    2. Anticipate common questions
    3. Rehearse your responses

    Maintaining composure during the Q&A


    session is essential for projecting
    confidence and authority. Consider the
    following tips for staying composed:
    • Stay calm
    • Actively listen
    • Pause and reflect Navigating
    • Maintain eye contact Q&A sessions
    Speaking
    impact

    Your ability to communicate effectively


    will leave a lasting impact on your
    audience
    Effectively communicating involves not
    only delivering a message but also
    resonating with the experiences,
    values, and emotions of those
    listening
    Metric Measurement Target Actual
    Learn to infuse
    energy into your Audience
    delivery to leave a # of attendees 150 120
    attendance
    lasting impression.
    Engagement
    Minutes 60 75
    One of the goals of duration
    effective Q&A
    communication is to # of questions 10 15
    interaction
    motivate your
    audience. Positive
    Percentage (%) 90 95
    feedback
    Rate of
    information Percentage (%) 80 85
    retention

    Dynamic delivery
    Final tips & takeaways

    Consistent rehearsal • Seek feedback


    • Strengthen your familiarity
    • Reflect on performance
    Refine delivery style
    • Explore new techniques
    • Pacing, tone, and emphasis
    • Set personal goals
    Timing and transitions
    • Aim for seamless, professional • Iterate and adapt
    delivery
    Practice audience
    • Enlist colleagues to listen & provide
    feedback
    Speaking engagement metrics

    Impact factor Measurement Target Achieved

    Audience interaction Percentage (%) 85 88

    Knowledge retention Percentage (%) 75 80

    Post-presentation
    Average rating 4.2 4.5
    surveys

    Referral rate Percentage (%) 10 12

    Collaboration
    # of opportunities 8 10
    opportunities
    Thank you
    Brita Tamm
    502-555-0152
    [email protected]
    www.firstupconsultants.com

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