Public Speaking

To predict an outcome by closely examining and analyzing relevant information.

A sentence with two or more subjects connected by the conjunctions "and" or "or" is called a compound subject.

Some closing remarks for recognition day would be, "Thank you for joining the people to recognize their outstanding accomplishments. They have worked hard and deserve to be cited and rewarded. Thank you again for all your support."

You can use synonyms such as "such as," "for instance," "for example," or "comparable to" as alternatives to "like."

The teacher or professor plays the role of the leader/monarch, while the students are the citizens. The citizens are suposed to follow the rules and laws of the society (class) that the leaders (teachers) set.

In every classroom, there are different kinds of people: Those who work hard, those who play hard, those who do both, those who do neither. In society, you also get these kinds of people. There will also probably be little cliques, in this case, representative of small groups in society.

Then there are the high class, those who fly past everything without hitches, the middle class who get by, and the lower class who are really struggling to keep up with the coursework. The teacher may offer remedial sessions, which can be compared to any welfare packages that the government decides to hand out.

If we are wise enough then we will learn by our past mistakes and successes. Both can be help us in our present time of life to be better persons. If one has made mistakes we can remember the consequences of those mistakes. If our actions have been good then we can improve even further.

1. Using logical arguments and evidence to convince someone to adopt a particular viewpoint.
2. Appealing to emotions to sway someone's opinion or decision.
3. Providing incentives or rewards to influence someone to take a specific action.
4. Building credibility and trust to increase the likelihood of someone complying with a request.

Merits of descriptive research include providing detailed information about a phenomenon, allowing researchers to explore trends and patterns, and serving as a foundation for further research. Demerits include the potential for bias in data collection, limited ability to establish causality, and difficulties generalizing findings to larger populations.

The word 'awesome' spelled backwards is 'emosewa'.

Restating a point that was just made by another person, also known as reflective listening, enables us to show that we are actively engaged in the conversation and understand the speaker's message. It can help clarify any misunderstandings, build rapport, and demonstrate empathy towards the speaker.

Calling someone "skipper" is a term of endearment or informal nickname often used to refer to a leader, captain, or person in charge. It can also suggest familiarity, respect, or authority in a friendly or lighthearted context.

"Honesty is the best policy" means that it is better to be truthful in all situations. It encourages being honest even if it may lead to difficult or uncomfortable outcomes. It promotes integrity and trust in relationships.

The correct pronunciation of "seahs" is "sees" with a long 'e' sound followed by the 's' sound.

You can use the word "row" when talking about a line of objects or people arranged side by side. For example, "The students sat in a row during the assembly."

Papua New Guinea has a range of English accents due to its linguistic diversity, with many speakers having unique variations influenced by local languages. However, overall, a general Papua New Guinean English accent is often described as having a similar sound to Australian or British English accents due to historical ties with these countries.

Some potential disadvantages of speaking include misunderstandings due to unclear communication, unintended offense or conflict from the message delivered, and the inability to take back spoken words once they are said. Additionally, speaking requires energy and effort, and it may not always be the most effective means of communication depending on the situation or audience.

Growth refers to the physical changes that occur in an organism, such as increase in size or number of cells. Development is a broader concept that includes growth but also encompasses changes in structure, function, behavior, and abilities. Growth is more quantitative, while development is more qualitative and involves maturation and differentiation.

An equivocator. This is the exact meaning of the term when used in Shakespeare's Macbeth.

Some synonyms for strong are muscler or powerful

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Revenge is considered a kind of wild justice because it typically involves a person taking matters into their own hands without going through the formal legal system. It is often driven by intense emotions such as anger, hatred, or desire for retribution, leading to actions that may be impulsive, disproportionate, and lacking in rationality or fairness. Revenge can perpetuate a cycle of harm and conflict rather than achieving true justice.

Suspect, or suspicious.

The opposite of heartless is compassionate or empathetic.

A classic metaphor from Shakespeare is the following, suggesting a theatre stage as a metaphor for the human world: : All the world's a stage, : And all the men and women merely players; : They have their exits and their entrances. A more modern everyday metaphor would be "The road ahead was a ribbon of moonlight" or "John is my knight in shining armour"

Enunciation is important when speaking because it helps ensure that your words are clear and easily understood. Proper enunciation can prevent miscommunication and improve the overall effectiveness of your message. Clarity in speech also enhances your credibility and confidence as a speaker.