Plz help me with my speaking task?
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try talking about something you are interested in or you enjoy doing.  or if you want, try talking about a movie you just saw.\n\nyou can review a movie or tv show.  you can give a short summary of the story and give reasons why you liked or hated it.  the trick to speaking tasks is to be able to share something interesting with your audience and at the same time EXPLAIN why it is interesting.\n\ngood luck. = )
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I believe your asking for online resources to help you improve speaking and possibly writing?\n\nMake sure the lessons and helpers are free (no charge). If you are in United States, local library is great source to get material.  They have tutors who work with people of all ages that teach English as a Second Language.\n\nIf you use  http://www.ask.com  and put in English as second language it should provide a number of good sources.\n\nFinding someone online willing to chat and help you improve in simple phrases is good.  Watching dvds in english can get you use to conversation too.
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You need to use the Microsoft Speech SDK (API)
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LOTS of preparation is needed.  \n\nFirst, know your topic back to front so that you don't have to memorize what you're going to say.\n\nPlan out what you'll speak about and when.  Outline the whole thing. \n\nUse visual aids, like power point or old fashioned tables and charts.  But, be prepared should something fail.\n\nTry to involve your audience.  However you can.\n\nPretend you're talking to friends.  Most people want to be interested if you'll bring them in.  Smile and think happy thoughts.  And smile.  Oh yeah, also, smile. ^_^\n\nDon't let the numbers scare you.  Presenting for 400 is the same as presenting for 30, 'cept you might need a microphone to be heard in the back!\n\nGood luck, have fun!
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Follow the following simple steps:\n1.Prepare a good story on the stuff that you wish to speak. Understand them well .\n2.Remember the story by heart.\n3.Stand in front of a mirror and repeat your story as many times as possible till you don't fumble and can speak continuously. Remember unless you can memorise and vomit wthout fumbling you can't deliver the results.\n4.After this make this presentation with your youger ones and with family and friends.\n5.Once you are confident jusk tell your friends to ask questions and start answering them. If you have problems then think of as many questions as possible and their best possible answers.\n6.Repaet the presentations with small groups of family and friends.\n7.IMPORTANT: WHILE MAKING THE PRESENTATION REMEMBER YOU HAVE MADE LOT OF EFFORTS AND YOU KNOW BETTER THAN YOUR AUDIENCES. HENCE  SPEAK CONFIDENTLY.\nIf you have any doubt in answering a question just answer and tell "This is what best I can think of. There may be better ways . "\nOr Just say" This is what I think. Correct me if I am wrong"\nHENCE THE KEY IS CONFIDENCE LEVEL. JUST MAKE THE PRESENTATION WITH FULL CONFIDENCE. THIS CAN BE DONE ONLY WHEN YOU HAVE PREPARED YOUR STORY WELL AND HAVE PRACTISED IT WELL.
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I suggest you that read English newspaper daily with the Aim of understanding not a formality might and speak slowly when you speak English with someone and always remember Ur every word should be clear not a bl la bl la bl la...\n\nFirst start with simple word ex. pardon , thank u, Ur welcome, sorry(this is only sample) use different word step after step.\n\nfirst write something on ur notbook and after write try to translate in english. after write check ur spell, after this speak slowly with someone. if you r a shy boy, practice  front of a mirror.\n\n\nremember always your every word should be clear and with the aim of understand ur english language other person who hear you.\n\n\nyou hear someone with consentration, understand first before while you talking with many person.\n\nI hope these lines some help you improve your English.\n\nBest of Luck\n\nBest Regads\n\nRahul\nrahul_sharma6418@yahoo.com
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practise with native english speaking people, if you can't do that then try and find the BBC world service on the radio.\nit is people speaking perfect english. listen to it as much as possible
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There are several books out there that help you with this.\nThey give you homework in a sence that will help you speak it faster.\nOnly time will help you with this. \nI know there are certain key your you use while you speak fast and you should know them and use them. \nOff the top of my head I cant remember what the Name of the book is But I know a friend on mine got it at Barns-Nobel\nAnd within 3 1/2 months I could not keep up with him.\nIt is usefull and also Funny at the same Time\nPratice Away and GoodLuck
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1) Assess your audience\n2) Try to create 3 main points. Humans can remember things in 3s very easily\n3) Support your statements\n\nOH YEA, it helps to smile, and like the poster below me says, it doesnt hurt to tell a joke or life story related to the speech. give the audience something they can relate to.\n\nMost of all, practice, practice, practice.
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try this site it has great speeches.\nhppt://www.presentaionhealper.co.uk\ncheck it out.
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download skype and get a headset, join an english language group and practice talking!  :)
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Start, if you can, by convincing yourself that the speech is more important to you than your self, than the possibility of some kind of humiliation from a poor performance. Convince yourself that you are going to say things that represent your best thinking and feelings. This can be done no matter what the subject is, but it may require considerable thought.  Then it will be more important to give the speech than how well or poorly you give it. After you have convinced yourself of this, so that you accept and don't fear what may happen as much as you did before, start working hard to improve how you will deliver it. Give it out loud to yourself and work on your voice until it sounds as relaxed and resonant as you can make it. Work hard on this, and even slight gains will give you more confidence. Work on phrases that come easily to you and modify the words accordingly. If you can, commit the entire thing to memory, but at least be able to get through each idea in sequence. Try to see yourself in relation to your audience. What do you want to convince them of? What information do you have that is important for them to understand? Do you want them to feel some way about what you will say?   \n\nWhat it boils down to is to have something to say that you believe in, keep a sense of making sure your message is getting across, make it as short as it can be made without losing the main points and sit down when you have made your points. If you do this preparation, you will have a reasonable chance of bringing it off quite well, and the probability of doing fairly well no matter what happens.
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You should try e-Speaking from http://www.e-Speaking.com.  It is a comprehensive voice and speech recognition software program based on Microsoft's SAPI speech engine.  Includes command and control, dictation, and text-to-speech.  Easy to download through the Internet and also offered through CNet (www.download.com).\n\nThe price is a very reasonable: $14\n\nSince the software is based on Microsoft's SAPI speech engine which can be downloaded free of charge, the $14 is basically shareware to support the development of the User Interface.  Give it a try.
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take some speech class.\n \nStep One : Planning\nOur guide will make public speaking a whole lot easier for you. Build solid foundations for a successful speech by using your knowledge of the occasion, the audience, and their expectations.\n \nStep Two : Writing\nLearn the fundamentals of successful speechwriting. Discover how to correctly structure your speech with a strong opening, a purposeful body, and a memorable conclusion.\n \nStep Three : Delivery\nShould you use a script, use notes or rely on your memory during the delivery of your speech? Finally, read our Delivery Tips for some ideas of what you should and should not do during a public speaking engagement.
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Go slow... Plan the first three or four things you want to say. Practice them over and over alone like.\n\nHey, hows it goin? Great/Bad weather. Love Hot/cold day\nLove Rain/Sun.\n\njust be yourself relax there are no right or wrongs
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Speak\nSpear\nShear\nsheer\nshyer\nsayer\nlayer\nlater\n\nSilly Gail!  You already asked this!
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Aaaa ... ok. Now I see the fine print. I was going to suggest you tweak your quote to something like, "to be a great speaker, you really need ideas." Maybe you can rework it in a clever way to include both ideas.