It is to be able to convey our message in the pure form to the other person through verbal communication.
yes by speech therapy
diction is a word that implied the choice of words that are selected for the use in speech. it can also be used to indicate the distinctness and clarity of someones pronunciation in speech. sorry don't know about clarity. hope this helps.
Both words are nouns.
Clarity
Clarity of voice,facial ezpression
The word clearness is a noun. It means a clarity of understanding.
The speech was notable more for its brevity than for its clarity.
Oral communication includes the form of speech. Qualities that are needed for a successful speech include that it is interesting, has clarity, has definite messages, and ensures audience participation.
Oral communication (speech) is frequently used with the goal of being understood by a listener or listeners. Clarity of speech occurs on continuum: a speaker can deviate from typical pronunciation by a small amount or by a greater extent. This can occur in the form of sound distortions, substitutions, underarticulation (perceived as "slurred speech"), etc. The further the speaker deviates from the targeted sounds, the less "clear" their speech will be, thus decreasing the extent to which the listener can understand what they intend to express.
The main basis of communication is "CLARITY IN SPEECH " AND "COMPLETNESS OF MESSAGE". since the receiver is in need to understand the message communicated by the sender clarity heads the top of communication. . so he must have clarity of thought,speech,usage of short words, rejecting ambiguous words etc....., then comes the completness. well begun is half done. so clarity+completness+miscellaneous= 100% excellent communication. a message shud b comploete if its incomplete both the sender and receiver faces difficulties
The most effective speech writing technique is to know your audience and tailor your message to them. Use storytelling, anecdotes, and emotional appeals to make your speech memorable and engaging. Practice your delivery to ensure clarity, confidence, and impact.
In a biography, direct quotes from the subject are typically presented in speech marks to distinguish them as the individual's own words. This helps to maintain clarity and accurately represent the person's voice within the narrative.