what are in speeches?
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I am not quite sure just what you're asking. Speeches are usually a formal address and are most commonly thought of in connection with politics. They are given on momentous occasions, national holidays, when running for office, and to commemerate events.\n\nA speech given at a graduation ceremony is known as a commencement address, a sermon is associated with church, a lecture by a teacher or professor; a tirade or diatribe would be a vehement or denouncing something.\n\nSome speeches are well-remembered, like George Washington's Farewell Address and Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.
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Speak\nSpear\nShear\nsheer\nshyer\nsayer\nlayer\nlater\n\nSilly Gail!  You already asked this!
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here you go, hope they help - I just typed in ceremonial speeches to google.  Good luck!
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I've never heard of an invitational speech.  Do you mean informational speech?  If so, check out these links:\n\nhttp://www.hcc.hawaii.edu/~grace/syllabus/151tel/informat.htm\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=1006040112198\n\nhttp://www.fm.cnyric.org/wellwood/memorials/speech.htm\n\nGood Luck!
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Speech, Expression, Torture...
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You should make your speech more interesting like.. hard words in it, which you can understand. You should have a clear voice and not be afraid to say it, and you should make sure that it's right and understandable.
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i know where you can listen to speeches... which may help. \n http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/007256296x/student_view0/\n\nwe had to listen to these for speech class.
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http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/Ihaveadream.htm
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1. Turn your speech into an outline\n2. Make it really short and to the point\n3. Turn each outline item into one 3x5 card, where your notes should be large and highly legible.\n4. Practice, practice, practice. In fact, practice at least 3 times.\n5. Time yourself. You will make more impact if you come up to the audience and said something like, "I am going to spend less than four minutes to tell you about..."
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If someone CARRIES THE DAY, he is the winner in a battle, argument, debate, competition etc.\n\nThe orator was trying to carry the day by an emotional speech.
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Rhetoric.\n\nWithout looking it up first, I'd have to say it has two definitions...\n\n1. The type of dialogue one is apt to deliver based upon personal ideals.\n2. A statement or question not intended to be discussed.\n(as in a 'rhetoric' situation)\n\nThe different definitions have different inflections.
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Are these words phrased in the form of an answer.
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what are is you talking about?
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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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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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To give a truly great speech, you should pick a topic that you are really passionate about. When I taught, I always enjoyed the speeches that began with a question. They caught my attention and got me thinking about the topic immediately.\nRemember to do your research and present both facts and opinions. It's also good to sometimes argue both sides of the topic.\n~ Good Luck ~
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The meaning of Oratorical Speech is to have a piece of writing memorized and to be delivered it with confidence in public.