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erik [133]
3 years ago
9

During her group’s discussion on early explorers, Sabrina was unable to express her viewpoint clearly. Although she had research

ed the topic beforehand, she could not remember the points she wanted to make.
What is the best action for Sabrina to take to improve her speaking skills in the future?

A: Take notes on the topic and choose a few ideas to share.

B: Listen to others’ ideas and then form her own opinion.

C: Create a list of questions to ask in case she gets confused.

D: Bring all the information on the topic in case she needs it.
English
2 answers:
nevsk [136]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The answer is A

Explanation:

pogonyaev3 years ago
3 0

The best action for Sabrina to take to improve her speaking skills in the future is A. to take notes on the topic and choose a few ideas to share.

Next time Sabrina should not only research the topic but she should also keep notes so that she doesn't forget all the information she finds. Also, although she could take notes about many different points on the topic she should focus on some of these ideas to share and she should choose these ideas beforehand. Thus, during the discussion she won't be lost as she won't be reading all of her notes during it in order to find which information she wants to share with the group.

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