Whether speech is going to be delivered before one or one hundred people, the speaker should: a. Concentrate on getting everything out quickly b. Imitate the mannerisms of great speakers c. Prepare their thoughts in advance d. Use their biggest vocabulary to sound educated
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Concentrating on getting everything out quickly may lead to rushed and unclear speech, while using the biggest vocabulary to sound educated may come across as pretentious and may not effectively communicate the message to the audience. Now, let's consider options Show more…
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