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The five elements of verbal communication are clarity, consistency, speed control, tone and frequency, volume control, and word selection. Clarity refers to how articulately words are spoken. Consistency refers to whether a person's words, opinions, and body language agree with one another. Speed control refers to how rapidly a person speaks. Tone and frequency refers to the sound of a person's voice, high or low. Volume control refers to how loudly a person speaks, and word selection refers to the words chosen to communicate a person's ideas.

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