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How to Write a Speech
Given a task to speak in public can be a lot of work. You aim to keep audience’s attention and create connection between the speaker and the listener. There could already be a lot of things going on in your mind thinking the audience could get bored or fall asleep, and not even remember a single word you said the whole time you were talking on stage. There are great ways to keep their attention that will result in a positive experience for you.
It is up to a person’s discretion whether or not he/she wants to listen to your speech. You, as the speaker, are responsible for keeping the subject interesting. Your main goal is not only to capture their attention, but also to keep it and make sure that they got some information from your speech. Here are ways provided by homework for you service to achieve this:
1) Activity
Keep your topic interesting. Use words that you can use your hands for to keep you active on stage and not seem like a statue with an audio playing. You can use free answers or mention a little information about the next topic you are covering so they will know the speech is going somewhere just in case they get bored with the first topic.
2) Concrete Words
Describe something clearly and use words that closely relate to the subject. It is important to give the audience a visualization of the subject so they understand and be on the same page with you.
3) Novel Ideas
The audience wants to hear new ideas. Use a description that will make your idea different from what the audience already knows. According to studydaddy.com the idea would have to be something useful.
4) Issues close to an audience
It is important to have your audience related to the topic you are talking about. Use common scenarios that they are experiencing in their daily lives so they realize the importance of your speech.
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