Action Verbs and Communication Skills

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Questions and Answers

What is the best way to describe the use of action words in simple tenses?

  • Words that describe the setting of a story
  • Words that describe a person's feelings about an action
  • Words that tell what happened, is happening, or will happen (correct)
  • Words that tell us why something happened

Which of these sentences uses an action word in the past tense?

  • The children will play outside.
  • The bird sang a beautiful song. (correct)
  • The dog barks loudly.
  • We are going to the park.

What is the purpose of using signal words like 'first', 'second', and 'next' when giving directions?

  • To make the directions sound more interesting
  • To explain why the directions are important
  • To make the directions easier to understand (correct)
  • To show who is giving the directions

When narrating experiences, what is the most important thing to do when using action words?

<p>Use words that show what happened, is happening, or will happen (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of these expressions shows a wish?

<p>I really want to go to the beach. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Narrative Paragraphs

Short paragraphs that include setting, characters, and plot elements.

Action Words

Verbs that describe actions used in various tenses.

Time Signals

Words that indicate when an action takes place (e.g., first, next).

Expressions of Obligation

Phrases that communicate a duty, hope, or wish.

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Appropriate Speaking

Speaking in ways that suit the audience and purpose.

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Study Notes

Learning Objectives

  • Identifying and using action verbs in different tenses (present, past, future) is crucial for narrating experiences and giving directions.
  • Using time signals (e.g., first, next) helps structure narratives and directions.
  • Expressing obligations, hopes, and wishes using appropriate language is important for effective communication.
  • Recognizing different speaking styles to suit different situations, audiences, and topics is essential for successful communication.

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