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What are the 10 different kinds of speeches?
There are actually more than 10 kinds of speeches. Some of the different types of speeches are informative, persuasive, special occasion, and demonstrative. Other types are the sales pitch, educational, disciplinary, fact-sharing, impromptu, and competitive.
Can you give me the kinds of speeches?
simile, metaphor, irony, personification and more
Sample of speech for the Philippine government?
The Philippine government gives many different kinds of speeches. Some samples include patriotic speeches and speeches that are comparable to the US State of the Union address.
What are the different kinds of special speeches?
the different types of special speeches are powerpoint speech,informative speech, and a how to speech there might be plenty others but those are the main ones for some buisnesses and school projects
Can you give me an example of an announcement speech?
There are many different kinds of announcement speeches. Most of these start out by introducing themselves and their causes appropriately.
Political speeches are usually speeches.?
Political speeches are usually persuasive speeches.
What is the name given to the one who delivers a speech?
That person is a speaker. These are other words for special kinds of speeches, such as orator, eulogist, preacher, sermonizer, lecturer.
What are the kinds of speaking?
The kinds of speaking are: 1. Public speaking- it is through using words, action so that other may know what you say in a public or mass of people. 2. Intrapersonal- it is talking to one self that no can hear. 3. Private- refers to ordinary contact conversation.
What are Political speeches usually?
Political speeches are usually persuasive speeches.
How many speeches did Malcolm X give?
he had a total of 24 speeches
What are different kinds of speeches?
If you mean "kinds of speeches that are delivered to an audience," then the one system of classification uses the following general goals:1. to entertain -- the speech that has no purpose other than to get the audience's attention and to hold it;2. to inform -- the speech that seeks to convey to the audience some information, understanding, or skill;3. to persuade: (a) to convince the audience of the correctness of an intellectual position (uses mostly logical arguments); (b) to stimulate the audience to change attitudes or values (uses mostly emotional arguments); (c) to actuate the audience to take some course of action (uses both logical and emotional arguments).Here are some examples of how those types of speeches can be used with one topic:Photography.1. to entertain the audience with an account of how you lost your camera, went through a series of adventures while looking for it, and eventually found that your cat had dragged into the hall closet and was repeatedly setting off the flash unit with its paw.2. to inform the audience of the comparative features of film cameras and digital cameras.3. (a) to convince the audience that paying for some specific features of a camera is a wise investment; (b) to stimulate the audience to value photographic art as highly as we generally value graphic art; to actuate the audience to pay more attention to the skill and art of taking family and vacation pictures.
What is the plural of speech?
The plural of the word speech is speeches.
