A verb is an action word. It describes the act of doing something in a sentence. If you want to adjust a sentence to change a verb to a noun, locate the verb and see if it can double as a noun.   For example, look at the sentence, "The film impacted the students." The verb here is "impacted." As another example, consider the sentence, “The athlete prepared to run.” The verb in question is “run” (although “prepared” is also a verb). A determiner is a word like "the" or "a", which usually signifies the following word will be a noun. To change a verb to a noun in a sentence, add a determiner before the noun.  If you're changing "impacted" to a noun, you would need the determiner "an" or the determiner “the.” To change “run” to a noun, you would need the determiner “the” or the determiner “a.” Once you've added a determiner, you may need to tweak the sentence further. The verb may need to be tweaked slightly to become a noun and the sentence may need minor rearranging.  For example, "The film impacted the students," can be changed to, "The film had an impact on the students." For instance, “The athlete prepared to run,” can be changed to, “The athlete prepared for a run.”

How would you rephrase that briefly using Vietnamese?
Xác định vị trí của động từ. Thêm mạo từ phù hợp vào trước danh từ. Viết lại câu.