Which thing makes the speech goood?
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Appearance, well prepared speech, body language, voice techniques, presentation support material, sintony to the public. \n\nWithin this order. You must convince at the first sight. You must know about what you are saing and what will be the next phrases. Prepare yourspeech and prepare alternative material to suport your sequence (and alternative sequences). \nTry to not be funny.\nMonocordial voice will show nothing than boringspeechzzzzzz.......\nIf you have strong personality you can measure and adapt based on people response - look to them. If you are not soo hard, jut have trust in your trainings and materials.
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There are five organs of speech, the lips, the tongue, the teeth, the hard palate and the soft palate. When we make a vowel sound 'ee', 'ah' 'ay' etc the sound comes up into our mouth and the shape of our mouth alters the sound. If we want to make a consonant sound two of the organs of speech touch each other to 'stop' the sound in our mouth. For example 'b' is our two lips touching, 'v' is our  teeth and lip etc. we also need to breathe correctly using our intercostal muscles. More info can be found at the site below.
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what the hell you talking about
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Telling someone something with your voice.\nThe faculty or act of speaking.\nThe faculty or act of expressing or describing thoughts, feelings, or perceptions by the articulation of words.\nVocal communication; conversation.\n\nSpeech sounds produced during phonation are called voiced. Almost all of the vowel sounds of the major languages and some of the consonants are voiced. In English, voiced consonants may be illustrated by the initial and final sounds in the following words: “bathe,” “dog,” “man,” “jail.” The speech sounds produced when the vocal folds are apart and are not vibrating are called unvoiced; examples are the consonants in the words “hat,” “cap,” “sash,” “faith.” During whispering all the sounds are unvoiced.
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The voice is the instrument of communication.
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With what?\nFrom what?\nTo what?\nThrough what?\n\nCome on! Some details!
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You speak on a subject.  It's a form of expression by converting thoughts into utterances.  But talking is very similar to speaking.  Academically, talking can be a lecture.  Linguistically, it can be a conversation or speech.
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i don't know the answer, but here's the speech:\n\nhttp://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/Ihaveadream.htm
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Dunno, how do you speak it?
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R.U. SPEAKIN ENGLISH???\nSOUNDS LIKE MANGLISH U HAVE MANGLED WHATEVER U ARE TRYING TO SAY\n\n:))
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This is a real mystery question. Do you want to clarify what you are saying?
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Use the link below to have your computer say a word ...\n\nhttp://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/audio.pl?awkwar01.wav=awkward
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why, is he saying something?
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Speaking in a way that persuades the audience into believing your argument.  Usually "persuasive speaking" refers to a type of speech that you give, in hopes of getting the crowd to agree with your opinions.
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our\nhour\ndour\nshod\nrush
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OR ADDRESS \n \nName of speaker. (Year, Month). Title  \n     of speech.  Speech presented at  \n     location of speech, City, State. \n \n \nOffenheiser,  R. (1997, February).  \n     Nongovernmental organizations.  \n     Speech presented at MIT, Cambridge,  \n     MA.
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talk, expouse your fellings