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Chapter: 4 Assertive Skills

 Chapter: 4 Assertive Skills

Make sentence of your own by using each word as a Noun and Verb

1.      Service

2.      Practice

3.      Walk

4.      Bank

5.      Pay

6.      Bundle

7.      Need

8.      Comfort

9.      Wonder

10.  Point

11.  View

12.  Answer

13.   Cost

14.  Second

15.  Interest

16.  Stock

17.  Share

18.  Smile

19.  Transfer

20.  Trouble

Examples:

1.      Noun: The service at the restaurant was excellent.

Verb: I will service my car next week.

 

2.      Noun: Regular practice leads to improvement.

Verb: You should practice your singing more often.

 

3.      Noun: The walk in the park was refreshing.

Verb: I like to walk in the morning to stay active.

 

4.      Noun: I'll meet you at the bank later.

Verb: You can bank your money in this account.

 

5.      Noun: I'll make the pay on time.

Verb: Please pay the bill before the due date.

 

6.      Noun: She carried a bundle of books.

Verb: Let's bundle up the newspapers for recycling.

 

7.      Noun: His need for affection was clear.

Verb: I need to finish this work by tonight.

 

8.      Noun: The comfort of the soft bed was inviting.

Verb: We should comfort our friend during tough times.

 

9.      Noun: I had a sense of wonder when I saw the fireworks.

Verb: I wonder what the future holds for us.

 

10.  Noun: The point of the argument was unclear.

Verb: Can you point to the exact location on the map?

 

11.  Noun: The view from the mountaintop was breathtaking.

Verb: I view this situation as an opportunity.

 

12.  Noun: I need an answer to my question.

Verb: Please answer the phone when it rings.

 

13.  Noun: The cost of living in the city is high.

Verb: How much will it cost to repair the car?

 

14.  Noun: She arrived in a split second.

Verb: I'll second your proposal in the meeting.

 

15.  Noun: His interest in art is evident.

Verb: I find it interesting to learn new things.

 

16.  Noun: I invested in the stock market.

Verb: Stock up on groceries before the weekend.

 

17.  Noun: I bought some shares of the company.

Verb: Let's share our ideas for the project.

 

18.  Noun: Her smile brightened up the room.

Verb: Please smile for the camera.

 

19.  Noun: The bank handles the transfer of funds.

Verb: I will transfer the files to your email.

 

20.  Noun: She had trouble understanding the concept.

Verb: Don't trouble yourself with unnecessary worries.

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