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Published on Nov 22, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
VERBALIZE
- Read the sentence: Can you verbalize your concerns and tell us what's wrong?
- Copy the above sentence where it says, "Ms. Taylor's sentence" on your paper.
- What do you think the word "verbalize" means? Turn and tell someone.
- Write down what you think it means on your paper.
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VERBOSE
- Read the sentence: Will you make your speech more verbose with a lot of words?
- Copy the above sentence where it says, "Ms. Taylor's sentence" on your paper.
- What do you think the word "verbose" means? Turn and tell someone.
- Write down what you think it means on your paper.
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VERBATIM
- Read the sentence: How can we repeat what the teacher said verbatim and say the same words?
- Copy the above sentence where it says, "Ms. Taylor's sentence" on your paper.
- What do you think the word "verbatim" means? Turn and tell someone.
- Write down what you think it means on your paper.
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VERBAL
- Read the sentence: Did they communicate the verbal agreement out loud?
- Copy the above sentence where it says, "Ms. Taylor's sentence" on your paper.
- What do you think the word "verbal" means? Turn and tell someone.
- Write down what you think it means on your paper.
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VERBIAGE
- Read the sentence: Why does your speech have unnecessary verbiage and too many words?
- Copy the above sentence where it says, "Ms. Taylor's sentence" on your paper.
- What do you think the word "verbiage" means? Turn and tell someone.
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