English Speech Essay

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    and auditory stimulation in isolation, syllables, etc. Pieretti et al., (2015) concluded that the multimodal approach, FONEMZ, pronounced like the word phonemes, tends to be more effective than traditional therapy. FONEMZ was designed to facilitate speech sound improvement in a phonological environment, however, due to the study’s ABCA design; it is not easy to conclude that FONEMZ alone resulted in success in therapy (Pieretti et al., 2015). Traditional therapy has the strong potential of…

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    Element 1: Persuasion Persuasion is the key to convincing someone to do something that you want. It is important because it helps you to have people believe what you are saying so you look more credible. Even if you do not really know what you are talking about, but look confident doing it, you can persuade people to think or believe anything. For example, Ryan Gosling uses persuasion in order to convince Emma Stone to have a drink with him. He becomes very persistent with his smooth,…

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    Revenge Theme In Hamlet

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    In the next speech, we see what Hamlet feelings are. He believes that he must hurry up and somehow get retribution on Claudius. Through these two speeches, we are able to see why revenge is such an important theme to the story and what it means towards the characters…

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    commemorative speech, which was on basketball. Overall, I think that I did a good job on this speech, but there is always room for improvement. First, I think that I had a lot of good aspects to this speech, which include that: I picked a topic that I was passionate about, discussed various life lessons that someone can learn from playing the game of basketball, elaborated on why I feel it should be commemorated, and incorporated some mistakes and rhetorical devices that added value to my…

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    for your speech and realize that not everyone will be persuaded. There is usually a resistance on the listener’s behalf to what you are saying. Die-hard opponents of the…

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    an informative speech in order to inform the class about the vacation spot of St. Martin. After watching the video of myself giving my speech, I realized what I needed to improve on in my upcoming speeches. In this paper I am going to talk about my credibility, delivery, content of speech, and my goals. First, I am going to talk about my credibility. I think that I did a decent job on stating why I could talk about the vacation spot of St. Martin. I explained in 0:47 of my speech that I had…

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    Until taking this speech class, I had no idea how much time and effort great speakers put into their speeches. They must be able to immediately grab their audience’s attention, they must be able to make what they are saying exciting and worth knowing, and they must also deliver their speech in a unique way, so that they can continue to keep the audience’s attention throughout the duration of the speech. Until I sat down and critiqued my speech and realized that even though I thought I was very…

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    topic, and the audience. The informative speech was one of the harder speeches I had to give since it had to include more research, and more hard facts then the previous speeches. Therefore, it needed more preparation. During preparation part of the informative speech a key learning moment for me was that you can’t procrastinate and do it the night before. That means don’t procrastinate on topic selection, research, or on the crafting of the outline and speech. The book states that “For most…

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    small moments like in JFK’s “Inaugural Address” and Henry’s “Speech to the Virginia Convention.” In both of these authors speeches they use various beliefs to make their viewers join their side. While some differences between JFK and Patrick Henry are reasonable, the similarities in their beliefs are noticeable. In both of their famous speeches, Henry and JFK show the quality of freedom to push them to fight for…

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    That is true, however, English had proved that there are always people willing to learn. Betty Birner, a member of the Linguistic Society of America made a comment about famous works that are written in old English, “Chaucer's Canterbury Tales are very tough sledding, and if you went back another 500 years to try to read Beowulf, it would be like reading a different language (Birner, “Is English Changing?”).” This proves not only “2000 languages” around the…

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