I am preparing for an english speaking contest,so i'm eager to know how to do it properly,such as how to write the speech ,the manner and how to practice
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If you want do it properly,\n1.Read more books on English.If you want to boost your English well,read the book out loud.\n2.When there is a full stop or commas,pause for a while.(about 10 seconds.)\n3.The way you should speak is like 'up and down'.Sometimes you should speak loudly if there is an exclamation mark.\n4.Remember to smile when you speak as it will earn some points.\n5.You should write it like this.eg.(Hello, my name is xxxx,...)\n6.If you want to win the contest, the basic thing to do is to avoid heaty food and cola\n\nI hope this tips will help you win the contest!Good luck!
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Before or after your presentation, you could distribute some simple (but yes, make it attractive as well) flyers / pamphlets to your audience.. It helps them know that you've put in a lot of effort to your presentation and that you're really interested for them to know what you've got to present to them.. That was what my groupmates and I did for our final year project's presentation and we got an A for it! The panel of lecturers liked it a lot! The other students did not have such flyers for their presentation, so that was advantageous to us as well..\n\nPresent your points and speak with the fullest confidence you can(but not arrogantly, as though you know everything - it's a turn off).. That's the most important - confidence.. Also, give the right body language (hand gestures, etc) and do not speak in mono-tones.. Speak clearly and loud enough for your audience to hear you as well.. Maintain good eye contact to your audience too, so that you can keep their attention focused on your presentation.. Rehearse a bit of all your important lines the day before, so that you will be fully prepared on what you want to say for the presentation.. Use proper English (I assume your presentation is going to be in English) with the correct wordings and grammar (I'm sure you've got all these taken care of).. \n\nOh yeah, since you've got killer presentation slides, try your best not to read "everything" from the slides - or it will kinda defeat the purpose of having killer presentation slides anyway.. \n\nTowards the end of your presentation, perhaps you could also present a demo (if relevant) to your audience - it helps them see the practical side of what you've been trying to convey to them earlier.. Make the demo interesting and do it creatively.. =) Your audience will like it.. \n\nFinally, do dress well for your big day and all the best for your presentation!
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Practice your speech in front of friends/family first.  They will give you good practice and help suggest things you might not have noticed like you're moving your hands around too much.\nPut the speech in perspective.  Talk as though your speech is the most important thing in the world and you need to get out there and let the world know what you have to say.\nYou are too focused on what people will think and truthfully no one will really remember.\nAlso practice daily visualization of your perfect speech.  Imagine over and over how well it will go.  Don't negativity into your mind.  And just do it!  Turn your fear into a nice rush.\nEverything will go okay.
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Start by writing the points you want to make in your talk.  Then write out your "talk" exactly how you want to say it.  Then and it sounds silly but it was got me through public speaking in college  start practicing in front of your mirror in the bathroom.  Do this until you can get through the whole talk and then you need to do it a few times in front of people so ask family or friends who have the same assignment.  There is a trick that some people use, hopefully this will not offend some but here goes.  You just imagine the group sitting there in thier underwear.  Ask me not who thought this up but I am told it is used more times than admitted.  It has been told to me that if there are some in the room who make you more nervous than others you just imagine them in one of those bunny suit sleepers with feet and flap.  You'll smile your way through the talk and no one will be the wiser about why.  Good luck with it.  Just do your personal best and that is all anyone would expect ok
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As far as the writing goes, just read, read, read, there is no better way. It doesn't matter what you read as long as it is correct English.\nFor spoken English, you need to immerse yourself in the language. You don't say if you are living in an English speaking country or not. If you're not, is there any chance you could get to one for a few weeks? The idea is to place yourself in a situation where you cannot use your own language. Once this happens you will be amazed at how fast your English comes along. \n\nI don't recommend TV for this purpose as the speed is too fast for a beginner. Real live people will slow down for you. \n\nIf you don't live in an English speaking country, can you get with some other people who are learning English and spend as much time as possible? Ideally also with native speakers. The basic thing is to not speak your own language at all, if you can arrange that for a few weeks, but it's difficult to do it by willpower along, social pressures and sheer loneliness will probably make you fall off the wagon. Best to get right away. The really ideal thing is to stay with an English speaking person and be with them all day every day, for a month or so.\n\nGood luck!
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I would suggest to not memorize words, but learn the subject, understand the topic. \n\nMake a list of key points you want to make and then elaborate it with what you know. If you are allowed, bring in note cards with the key points to get you started. \n\nWhen you understand what you are talking about, it will become easier for you to speak about. You can also give it your own twist by putting your own personality to the presentation.  \n\nGood Luck!
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What about proper English composition?
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Visit this website. They explain from beginning to end on how to write a tribute speech.
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Go the website of the Oxford English Dictionary.  It tells you how to make a submission.\n\nhttp://www.oed.com/readers/research.html
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it depends if it sounds good when you say.\nThis is what u do:start speakin slang and have baggy \nclothes, have brand name shoes and make sure you get shoes right when they come out.have a coll phone the at least have a camera and make sure you watch BET and have ring tones on yo phone.have a cool car with rims and a nice paint job with no dents and make sure it has an alarm. when you drive, have the windows down and have the radio loud.buy some hip-hop CD's.make sure you where clothes that match and maybe wear black and wear white.
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the #1 key to making a good speech is to believe in what you are saying %100. \n\neven if you dont neccessarily agree with the topic of the speech, speaking with conviction will make your speech more effective and boost your confidence while speaking.\n\ninstead of thinking about what people will think or how well you will do, just try to speak as if your only goal is to convince one person in the room that what you are saying is true. \n\nand dont just ramble off a bunch of facts. put things into context and give examples that will relate your subject matter in many different ways. \n\ngiving a good speech is a matter of interacting with your audience, not lecturing them.
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Well first of all you need to know how to SPELL correctly and compose a sentence correctly!!!
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Many English language learners use television. Record a show you like with people using everyday conversation. Watch it several times writing down phrases you want to practice. Then, use those phrases in daily conversation.
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You will look more calm and collected. For myself, if I know I will be speaking, I will think through what I need to say and plot out the order I will say everything. In public speaking contests, I memorize what I am going to say until I can say it as fast as I can, that way I know I know it and won't have to worry about forgetting it. Or, I will learn information about different points I was to make and remember the order of those points, instead of trying to memorize something at the last minute. Also, if questions are asked you will feel comfortable because you know the subject.
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The first thing you should do is get some help with your English.  Once you do that, you'll be off to a great start!
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well it depends on the job that will determine what type of presentation it will be.  however, you could prepare an outline of what it is you will be discussing, then perhaps put it in written form exactly what it is you will be saying and then practice, in front of a mirror and in front of family/friends.  hope this helps!!
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...learn to write properly for a start.